6 Microstructure and Texture in Welding: A Case Study on Friction Stir Welding
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Fig. 6.13 EBSD ODF maps of HAZ, TMAZ and SZ of the welded sample
observations have been found for FSW of titanium Ti6Al4V [51]. However, for
materials such as steel and other titanium alloys, major texture components are simple
Shear {11 2} <111> in pure iron and Rotated-cube {1 11} <110> , {112} <110> and
{001} <110> in AISI304 steel.
6.4.3.2 Microstructure and Tensile Strength in FSW
Tensile strength of BM and welded sample have been studied. One of the tensile
samples has been shown in Fig. 6.14, i.e. test specimen dimension in Fig. 6.14a, and
the physical appearance of weld in Fig. 6.14b.
221
Fig. 6.13 EBSD ODF maps of HAZ, TMAZ and SZ of the welded sample
observations have been found for FSW of titanium Ti6Al4V [51]. However, for
materials such as steel and other titanium alloys, major texture components are simple
Shear {11 2} <111> in pure iron and Rotated-cube {1 11} <110> , {112} <110> and
{001} <110> in AISI304 steel.
6.4.3.2 Microstructure and Tensile Strength in FSW
Tensile strength of BM and welded sample have been studied. One of the tensile
samples has been shown in Fig. 6.14, i.e. test specimen dimension in Fig. 6.14a, and
the physical appearance of weld in Fig. 6.14b.