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Friction spot joining (FSpJ) is an advanced, alternative technology suitable for joining metal‐composite overlap structures. In this paper, the principles of the FSpJ technique are briefly described. Furthermore, the influence of aluminum surface pretreatments (conversion coating and phosphoric acid anodizing) on the adhesion between aluminum alloy AA2024‐T3 and carbon‐fiber‐reinforced poly(phenylene...
Friction spot joining is an alternative technique to produce metal-composite overlap joints. The main process parameters are tool rotational speed, plunge depth, joining time and joining force. In this study, the individual effect of the process parameters on the microstructure and mechanical strength of hybrid AA6181-T4/CF-PPS double lap joints was investigated using Taguchi method and analysis of...
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