Effects of processing variables and heat treatments on Al/Ti-6Al-4V interface microstructure of bimetal clad-plate fabricated via a novel route employing friction stir lap welding
Al/Ti-6Al-4V bimetal clad-plates were fabricated via a novel process route employing multi-pass friction stir lap welding (FSLW) method. The process feasibility, effects of processing parameters and post heat anneal treatments on macro formability, Ti/Al interface layer microstructures and bonding s...
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