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25. Kallee SW (2010) Industrial applications of friction stir welding, Friction stir welding from
basics to applications. Woodhead Publishing Limited, Sawston
26. Ferraris S, Volpone LM (2005) Aluminium alloys in third millennium shipbuilding: materials,
technologies, perspectives. The Fifth International Forum on Aluminum Ships, Tokyo, Japan,
pp 11–13
27. Dudzik K, Czechowski M (2009) Analysis of possible shipbuilding application of friction stir
welding (FSW) method to joining elements made of AlZn5Mg1 alloy. Polish Maritime Res
4(62), 16:38–41
28. Kallee SW et al (2001) Industrialisation of friction stir welding for aerospace structures. In:
Structures and technologies—challenges for future launchers, Third European conference, pp
11–14
29. Kallee SW et al (2002) Railway rolling stock manufacturers implement friction stir welding.
Weld J
30. Thomas WM, Nicholas ED (1997) Friction stir welding for the transportation industries. Mater
Des 18(4r6):269–273
31. Thomas WM et al (2006) Friction stir welding—process variants and developments in the
Automotive Industry, 2006 SAE World Congress, 3–7. Cobo Center, Detroit, Michigan, USA
32. Zettler R et al (2010) Effects and defects of friction stir welds, Friction Stir Welding from
Basics to Applications. Woodhead Publishing Limited, Sawston
33. Jain R et al (2015) Friction stir welding: scope and recent development, pp 179–229
34. Hartl R et al (2019) Automated surface inspection of friction stir welds by means of structured
light projection, IOP Conf Ser: Mater Sci Eng 480:012035. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899x/
480/1/012035
35. Kah P et al (2015) Investigation of weld defects in friction-stir welding and fusion welding of
aluminium alloys. Int J Mechan Mater Eng 10:26. https://doi.org/10.1186/s40712-015-0053-8
36. Mahto RP et al (2020) Characterizations of weld defects, intermetallic compounds and
mechanical properties of friction stir lap welded dissimilar alloys. Mater Charact 160:110115
37. Khan NZ et al (2015) Investigation on tunneling and kissing bond defects in FSW joints of
dissimilar aluminium alloys. J Alloy Compd 648:360–367
38. Threadgill PL (2010) The future of friction stir welding. Friction stir welding from basics to
applications. Woodhead Publishing Limited, Sawston
39. Global friction stir welding market to exceed US$ 1.04 Bn by 2026, Press Release, Credence
Research
40. Friction stir welding market by equipment (fixed friction stir welding equipment, adjustable
friction stir welding equipment, self-reacting friction stir welding equipment), by applications (shipbuilding and off-shore, automotive, railways, aerospace, fabrication)-growth, future
prospects and competitive analysis, 2018–2026, Credence Research, 2017
41. Arbegast WJ (2008) A flow-partitioned deformation zone model for defect formation during
friction stir welding. Scripta Mater 58:372–376
42. Mishra RS (2005) Integral channels in metal components and fabrication thereof. USA Patent
US 6923362 B2, 2 August 2005
43. Kakaç K, Liu H, Heat exchangers: selection, rating, and thermal design, 2nd edn. CRC Press,
Boca Raton
44. Dixit T, Ghosh I (2015) Review of micro- and mini-channel heat sinks and heat exchangers for
single phase fluids. Renew Sustain Energy Rev 41:1298–1311
45. Tuckerman DB, Pease RFW (1981) High-performance heat sinking for VLSI. IEEE Electr Dev
Lett Edl-2(5)
46. Mehendale SS et al (2000) Fluid flow and heat transfer at micro- and meso-scales with
application to heat exchanger design. Appl Mech Rev 53(7)
47. Kandlikar SG, Grande WJ (2002) Evolution of microchannel flow passages-thermohydraulic
performance and fabrication technology. Heat Transfer Eng 25(1):3–17
48. Vilaça P et al, Linear friction based processing technologies for aluminum alloys. Surf Stir
Weld Stir Channel. http://dx.doi.org/10.5772/52026
165
25. Kallee SW (2010) Industrial applications of friction stir welding, Friction stir welding from
basics to applications. Woodhead Publishing Limited, Sawston
26. Ferraris S, Volpone LM (2005) Aluminium alloys in third millennium shipbuilding: materials,
technologies, perspectives. The Fifth International Forum on Aluminum Ships, Tokyo, Japan,
pp 11–13
27. Dudzik K, Czechowski M (2009) Analysis of possible shipbuilding application of friction stir
welding (FSW) method to joining elements made of AlZn5Mg1 alloy. Polish Maritime Res
4(62), 16:38–41
28. Kallee SW et al (2001) Industrialisation of friction stir welding for aerospace structures. In:
Structures and technologies—challenges for future launchers, Third European conference, pp
11–14
29. Kallee SW et al (2002) Railway rolling stock manufacturers implement friction stir welding.
Weld J
30. Thomas WM, Nicholas ED (1997) Friction stir welding for the transportation industries. Mater
Des 18(4r6):269–273
31. Thomas WM et al (2006) Friction stir welding—process variants and developments in the
Automotive Industry, 2006 SAE World Congress, 3–7. Cobo Center, Detroit, Michigan, USA
32. Zettler R et al (2010) Effects and defects of friction stir welds, Friction Stir Welding from
Basics to Applications. Woodhead Publishing Limited, Sawston
33. Jain R et al (2015) Friction stir welding: scope and recent development, pp 179–229
34. Hartl R et al (2019) Automated surface inspection of friction stir welds by means of structured
light projection, IOP Conf Ser: Mater Sci Eng 480:012035. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899x/
480/1/012035
35. Kah P et al (2015) Investigation of weld defects in friction-stir welding and fusion welding of
aluminium alloys. Int J Mechan Mater Eng 10:26. https://doi.org/10.1186/s40712-015-0053-8
36. Mahto RP et al (2020) Characterizations of weld defects, intermetallic compounds and
mechanical properties of friction stir lap welded dissimilar alloys. Mater Charact 160:110115
37. Khan NZ et al (2015) Investigation on tunneling and kissing bond defects in FSW joints of
dissimilar aluminium alloys. J Alloy Compd 648:360–367
38. Threadgill PL (2010) The future of friction stir welding. Friction stir welding from basics to
applications. Woodhead Publishing Limited, Sawston
39. Global friction stir welding market to exceed US$ 1.04 Bn by 2026, Press Release, Credence
Research
40. Friction stir welding market by equipment (fixed friction stir welding equipment, adjustable
friction stir welding equipment, self-reacting friction stir welding equipment), by applications (shipbuilding and off-shore, automotive, railways, aerospace, fabrication)-growth, future
prospects and competitive analysis, 2018–2026, Credence Research, 2017
41. Arbegast WJ (2008) A flow-partitioned deformation zone model for defect formation during
friction stir welding. Scripta Mater 58:372–376
42. Mishra RS (2005) Integral channels in metal components and fabrication thereof. USA Patent
US 6923362 B2, 2 August 2005
43. Kakaç K, Liu H, Heat exchangers: selection, rating, and thermal design, 2nd edn. CRC Press,
Boca Raton
44. Dixit T, Ghosh I (2015) Review of micro- and mini-channel heat sinks and heat exchangers for
single phase fluids. Renew Sustain Energy Rev 41:1298–1311
45. Tuckerman DB, Pease RFW (1981) High-performance heat sinking for VLSI. IEEE Electr Dev
Lett Edl-2(5)
46. Mehendale SS et al (2000) Fluid flow and heat transfer at micro- and meso-scales with
application to heat exchanger design. Appl Mech Rev 53(7)
47. Kandlikar SG, Grande WJ (2002) Evolution of microchannel flow passages-thermohydraulic
performance and fabrication technology. Heat Transfer Eng 25(1):3–17
48. Vilaça P et al, Linear friction based processing technologies for aluminum alloys. Surf Stir
Weld Stir Channel. http://dx.doi.org/10.5772/52026