Linear friction welding
Linear friction welding
Linear Friction Welding (LFW) is an established niche technology applied by world leading gas turbine aircraft engine manufacturers to fabricate bladed disk (blisk) assemblies.
The main challenges are associated with the surface area that can be welded, due to the high forces required, and the control of welding parameters to ensure accuracy of the finished part. TWI has been involved in projects to manufacture blisks, to use LFW for additive manufacture and in the development of hydraulically actuated machines of varying sizes to serve the growing aerospace market.
TWI has been involved with LFW for over 30 years, and it is at the forefront of process development with the research & development community, the machine manufacturers and industrial end users.
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neweraconservative826
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tima102
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tima102
4 years agohow does a welding robot work in a workshop
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4 years agomanual welding work in the workshop in production
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4 years agostart of work of the welding robot in production
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NowYouKnowEnglish
4 years agoWhat if there was no friction? *
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NowYouKnowEnglish
4 years agoWhat if there was no friction?
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