wow just reading about this in my materials and manufacture course. I read "friction spin welding" and saw a retarded illustration of one box stationary and another with a circular arrow. Turns out thats exactly what happens lol.
really cool, or actually pretty hot :) But what happens on the inside of the tube? will there not be a bulge og ridge in there that will constrict the flow through the pipe?
@Sprengstoff The inside of the tube is smooth. The centrifugal force of the welding process forces the bead outside. Smoothest and most effective weld there is!
@MsSpy in short its harder than the parent material but not brittle in this instance, the pipes are heat treated with an induction coil at the next stage in the line.
That has got to require serious HP to generate the necessary friction and the hydraulic pressure to force the tool joint and the pipe stem to weld together w/o outside material or energy.
@HDDdriller the pipe in the video is 5inch API IEU grade S so yes it has upset on both internal and external diameters. With all due respect to your comment, diamond pipe has no such upset internal or external and when tested underr the correct conditions both as an assy or section the parent material is the first to fail effectivly rendering the joint stronger than the tube. in short the geometry of the weld interface has little or no effect on the bond performance. i have data to support this
@BUNGLEJYME Absolutely. Here's a tool that shows some of the dissimilar metals you can join via this process (and other forms of friction welding, such as friction stir and linear friction welding.)
Met a machine of 32 years ago. If called INERTIA WELDER Made in USA and worked in Equipetrol, a Brazilian company that manufactured equipment for petroleum.
What I mean by solid state is that the parent material is not heated past its melting point; the HAZ of this pipe is in a semi-solid plastic condition during the weld. And by 100% cross section, I mean that the entire cross sectional area of the tube is welded to form one solid tubular section. Therefore if you X-ray it you would only see a solid tubular section with no voids or inclusions that would be visible using this method of NDT.
MIG needs weld prep and clean up where friction welding does not, so in some cases it can be 100 times faster considering the new thompson machines can make a ready to go pipe in less than 90 seconds!
wow just reading about this in my materials and manufacture course. I read "friction spin welding" and saw a retarded illustration of one box stationary and another with a circular arrow. Turns out thats exactly what happens lol.
Really impressive!
geetarwanabe 3 months ago
how many rps is used?
ToCad0 3 months ago
why doesn't the metal start to deform when it becomes that malleable?
joemanses 6 months ago
really cool, or actually pretty hot :) But what happens on the inside of the tube? will there not be a bulge og ridge in there that will constrict the flow through the pipe?
Sprengstoff 8 months ago
@Sprengstoff The inside of the tube is smooth. The centrifugal force of the welding process forces the bead outside. Smoothest and most effective weld there is!
cummins245 6 months ago
I wonder if this creates a brittle heat affected zone at the weld point.
MsSpy 1 year ago
@MsSpy in short its harder than the parent material but not brittle in this instance, the pipes are heat treated with an induction coil at the next stage in the line.
marrabooboo 8 months ago
Wow! That was awesome!!
slapleatheru3 1 year ago
Wonder if it sounds as bad as I can imagine?
neato3000 1 year ago
This is beautiful.
TheLightningStalker 1 year ago
HDDdriller, Upset or no upset FRW is far better than any fusion bonding method
marrabooboo 1 year ago
and as it is on the inside it reduces the inner diameter?
vatoloko5000 1 year ago
That has got to require serious HP to generate the necessary friction and the hydraulic pressure to force the tool joint and the pipe stem to weld together w/o outside material or energy.
epistte 1 year ago
Without upset on tube ends this connection is shit.
HDDdriller 1 year ago
@HDDdriller the pipe in the video is 5inch API IEU grade S so yes it has upset on both internal and external diameters. With all due respect to your comment, diamond pipe has no such upset internal or external and when tested underr the correct conditions both as an assy or section the parent material is the first to fail effectivly rendering the joint stronger than the tube. in short the geometry of the weld interface has little or no effect on the bond performance. i have data to support this
marrabooboo 8 months ago
That gives me some goosebumps!
Taketheride23 1 year ago
do the pipes need machined internally after this process? it is very impressive tho!
AMACTAGGART5 2 years ago
thats some cool stuff, if we had this where i work we would get a hell of alot more work done lol
spencerstheshit08 2 years ago
The advantage using this type of welding is you get complete joint penetration.
I wonder if you can join dissimilar metals this way?
BUNGLEJYME 2 years ago 11
ha ha ... you said complete joint penetration
cesky69 2 years ago
@BUNGLEJYME - I believe that's one of the main advantages of friction welding - joining dissimilar materials.
BGleaves123 1 year ago
@BUNGLEJYME you can. check out [wikipedia org/wiki/Friction_welding#Benefits] (add period)
K3N7CR1P3 1 year ago
@BUNGLEJYME yes you can, and it's the best way to do it. you can weld even copper to aluminum, titanium to copper, and nickel alloys to other steels.
georgecprn 10 months ago
@BUNGLEJYME Absolutely. Here's a tool that shows some of the dissimilar metals you can join via this process (and other forms of friction welding, such as friction stir and linear friction welding.)
polarrhoid 9 months ago
read about it in my welding textbook but after seeing it in this video it is very bizarre! what a strange way to weld 2 pieces together
T2DMF9000 2 years ago
i really enjoyed that....i didnt learn that type of welding back in school...haha
robietrav 2 years ago 4
@robietrav actly its quite new actly, around in 1990's.. but i learn it in my cluz.. : )
harismokhtar 1 year ago
Met a machine of 32 years ago. If called INERTIA WELDER Made in USA and worked in Equipetrol, a Brazilian company that manufactured equipment for petroleum.
odlavinbnx 2 years ago
I work company 32 years ago thad do it. The machine named INERTIA WELDER. The machine made USA and the company was EQUIPETROL
odlavinbnx 2 years ago
That was really cool.
TimeLapseSteve 2 years ago
Do you have any x-ray graphs of it
Ikeweemering 2 years ago
this is a solid state 100% cross section bond so all you would see is a solid chunk of metal
marrabooboo 2 years ago
thanks for your reaction but i think its a pipe to pipe fitting watch just before the pipes meet you can see its hollow
Ikeweemering 2 years ago
What I mean by solid state is that the parent material is not heated past its melting point; the HAZ of this pipe is in a semi-solid plastic condition during the weld. And by 100% cross section, I mean that the entire cross sectional area of the tube is welded to form one solid tubular section. Therefore if you X-ray it you would only see a solid tubular section with no voids or inclusions that would be visible using this method of NDT.
marrabooboo 2 years ago
how cheaper than mig?
Ibringthetruth1 2 years ago
MIG needs weld prep and clean up where friction welding does not, so in some cases it can be 100 times faster considering the new thompson machines can make a ready to go pipe in less than 90 seconds!
marrabooboo 2 years ago
good video
sir can u send other friction welding of drill pipe video
sureshsorathia 2 years ago
Very nice video !
Antriebswellenkiller 3 years ago