Friction stir consolidation (FSC) is a solid-phase manufacturing process that consolidates
metal powder, chips, or scraps into solid blocks via severe plastic deformation and solid …

Friction extrusion is a metal forming process that generates large plastic strains and
deformation-induced heating through friction between a rotating die and the material to be …

Friction extrusion is a solid-state process that can produce high quality, fully consolidated
wire or rod directly from metal chips, powder or billet. However, little is understood regarding …

The present work is focused on understanding the heat transfer phenomenon and the
temperature field in the friction extrusion process. A friction extrusion experiment using …

In this work we used friction extrusion (FE), a solid phase processing technique, to produce
dense, fully consolidated 5 mm rods of aluminum alloy 6061 (AA6061). The combination of …

Friction extrusion processing describes the extrusion of metallic materials via severe plastic
deformation imposed by friction-induced heat and shear strain. The process features relative …

Accurate temperature measurement is critical to understanding the thermomechanical
conditions and microstructural evolution that materials experience during severe plastic …

Wire arc additive manufacturing (WAAM) is a flexible and high deposition rate technique for
production of a wide range of components. Limited available composition of feedstock …

Copper-graphite composites wires are manufactured by a novel friction stir processing
named Shear-Assisted Processing and Extrusion (ShAPE). Two types of precursors have …

Friction extrusion is a novel manufacturing process for producing high-value materials (eg
metal wires) from low-cost precursors (eg powders) or through recycling of machining …