Ultrasound enhanced friction stir welding of aluminum and steel:Process and properties of EN AW 6061/DC04-Joints
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In this work,the joining of aluminum to steel was conducted by ultrasound enhanced friction stir welding (USE-FSW).The power ultrasound was introduced into one of the metal sheets by an ultrasonic roll seam module synchronously to the FSW-process.The effect of the ultrasound on the resulting welds,their microstructure and their corrosion properties was investigated by light and scanning electron microscopy and corrosion investigations.The USE-FSW-joints showed less and smaller steel particles in the nugget zone as well as a thinner continuous intermetallic phase of FeAl3 at the interface.The nondestructive testing method of computed laminography proved the observations made by optic microscopy due to non-porous joints for both techniques.Corrosion investigations showed only low corrosion current densities and no enhanced galvanic corrosion for the EN AW-6061/DC04-hybrid joints in sodium chloride solution.