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Mechanical properties of friction stir lap welding (FSLW) on dissimilar aluminum sheet A1100 and A1050

The Friction Stir Lap Welding (FSLW) is an alternative to join aluminum sheets. The distortion and deflection of the FSLW results are very low because the joining process is in a solid state. FSLW can also be applied to joint materials that are difficult to weld when using conventional methods or jo...

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Subjects:	Aluminum Data analysis Experiments Friction Friction stir welding Joining Lap welding Mechanical properties Numerical controls Parameters Rotation Shear strength Steel industry Thickness Welded joints
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