In-Process Quality Control of Rotary Friction Welding Friction welding is a solid-state joining process that achieves coalescense of materials through compressive force and workpiece movement. During processing, frictional heat is produced at the faying surfaces and plastically displaced material is...

What processes can Manufacturing Behavioral Analysis be applied to? Manufacturing Behavioral Analysis can be applied to most any manufacturing process. Essentially, there are two requirements: (1) The manufacturing process must be capable of instrumentation, and (2) the measurements must capture p...

Assessing Penetration During Fusion Welding: A Survey of Techniques Although great strides continue to be made in the research community, the flexibility and judgment of a human welder has yet to be transferred successfully to a mechanical system. Automatic and robotic welding systems are capable of...

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