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In this paper, the effects of tool speed, feed rate, shoulder dia. On various mechanical properties of Aluminium alloy 6063 produced by friction stir welding have been analyzed. Friction stir welding is a technique in which the work pieces are merged by profits of frictional heating and plastic deformation certainly a temperature below the melting point of the material to be joint. AA6063 is an aluminium alloy with magnesium and silicon as the alloying element. It has generally moral mechanical properties and is heat mendable and weld able. It is similar like to aluminium alloy HE9. Experiments are exposed by varying rotational speed, transverse speed and altered shoulder diameter. The Taguchi Method is used to treasure the combination of the three welding parameters. In this work three parameters are taken and L9 orthogonal array are selected to development parameters for strength of the welded joint. An optimal result has been obtained using main effects plot using S/N ratio values. The elongation is mainly posh by temperature distribution and near it shoulder diameter & feed rate also affect to some extent.
Friction stir welding (FSW) Tool, simple milling machine, Aluminium alloy 6063, Minitab15, Elongation, cylindrical tool, Friction stir welding (FSW) Tool, simple milling machine, Aluminium alloy 6063, Minitab15, Elongation, cylindrical tool
Friction stir welding (FSW) Tool, simple milling machine, Aluminium alloy 6063, Minitab15, Elongation, cylindrical tool, Friction stir welding (FSW) Tool, simple milling machine, Aluminium alloy 6063, Minitab15, Elongation, cylindrical tool
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