Friction welding is a solid state joining technique used for joining similar and dissimilar
materials with high integrity. This new technique is being successfully applied to the …

FMLs are laminate structures that consist of alternating layers of metal and composite and
are designed to achieve certain properties that exceed those of either constituent …

Friction stud welding is one the solid state joining process which is produced by means of
converting mechanical energy to thermal energy at the interface of the samples by without …

Developments in the field of joining technologies have given researchers increased
opportunities for joining dissimilar materials in so many areas such as automotive …

In earlier days, welding only involves joining two metals of same kind and dissimilar metals
were usually joined by fasteners. Friction Stud welding is a true engineering marvel of …

Corrosion is the deterioration of a material due to dissolution, leaching, and chemical or
electrochemical reaction with the environment. Corrosion occurs locally or globally …

Friction drilling is a unique way of creating holes in steel. In a solitary advance, a rotating
conical tool is utilized to enter by penetrating as an opening on the surface of the sheet and …

Joining of dissimilar metals by conventional process is not feasible due to several factors
like change in mechanical, thermal, chemical and physical properties. Friction welding is a …

The execution of numerical simulation in friction-stud welding technique comprises of
complex steps involving the thermo-mechanical phenomena along with metallurgical …

Relating ceramics to metals furnish enduring difficulties in nuclear engineering industries.
Arise out demanding need for advancement in suitable method for joining absorber made of …