Analisis Sifat Mekanik dan Struktur Mikro pada Sambungan Las Beda Properties Aluminium dengan Metode Friction Stir Welding

Dissimilar welding of aluminum is an innovation used to increase the effectiveness and efficiency to make a product / component. That has been applied to the automotive industry, aerospace, and shipbuilding. Aluminum has bad weldability compared with the steel material because of the oxide layer app...

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Main Authors: Triyoko, Dedi (Author), , Agus Dwi Anggoro, ST, M.Eng, PhD (Author), , Ir Bibit Sugito, MT (Author)
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