Effect of Process Parameters in Underwater Friction Stir Welded Armour Grade Aluminium Alloy AA 5083

Abstract

Friction stir welding (FSW) is a non-conventional procedure for joining newlinecomplicated metals that are hard to merge otherwise. This process is proficient and has newlinean environment-oriented approach. The mechanical properties of heat-adaptable newlinematerials are reduced as a result of thermal activities. Here, the abrasion of the newlineconsolidated deposits leads to a weakening of the joint. For materials subjected to newlinethermal resistance constraints, grain-related defects and oxidation rupture are found at newlineprominent interfaces during the procedure. As a result, the overall functionality and newlinetensile properties are diminished. The UWFSW is considered successful as it newlinesuccessfully overcomes the hurdles mentioned. The method is more adaptable in newlinescenarios involving thermal and grain-related constraints newline