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friction welding

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friction welding [′frik·shən ‚weld·iŋ]
(engineering)
A welding process for metals and thermoplastic materials in which two members are joined by rubbing the mating faces together under high pressure.


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Linear friction welding is effective on parts with complex geometry and resins that are difficult to weld with ultrasonics.
After friction welding, the pistons are heat treated to create a uniform molecular structure across the weld before machining.
Linear friction welding is effective on parts with complex geometry and resins that are difficult to weld with ultrasonics.
 
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