Critical analysis of friction stir-based manufacturing processes
Abstract In this study, a detailed analysis of friction stir-based processes that can significantly contribute to joining of materials and surface property enhancement has been completed. Past, present, and future projections, advantages and disadvantages, technological barriers, and drawbacks of th...
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