Inserts to enable friction stir welded joints
A friction stir, insert technology, used in welding/welding/cutting items, connecting components, welding equipment, etc., to solve problems such as insufficient support for FSW
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[0031] The following description is essentially exemplary and is not intended to limit the disclosure, application or use. It should be understood that throughout the drawings, the corresponding reference numerals indicate the same or corresponding partial and characteristics.
[0032] reference Figure 1A with Figure 1B It is shown that before the joint (welding) is together ( Figure 1A ) And after joining ( Figure 1B The first closed unit structure 110 and the second closure unit structure 120. As used herein, the phrase "closed unit structure" refers to a structure defined or surrounded by an inner portion such that a pathway to the inner portion is restricted. Non-limiting examples of closed cell structures include cast or forging (e.g., squeezing) circular lines or tubular members, rectangular lines or tubers, hexagonal lines or tubes, and having two or more blocking unit structures into two or more Such a plurality of separate subunits of such piping or tubes in such lines or...
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