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This is how friction wending works

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PHYSICS FUN 🚀1 year ago

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Wolfy Reviews1 year ago

The first One its not friction its Inducttion

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B1 year ago

@UnseenFootages That’s not friction it’s induction at the beginning… magnetic coils

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Schrödinger's Cat1 year ago

Not only is the first one not friction welding. It is not welding at all. It is inductive heating used to heat treat steel. That is why it was quick cooled with either cold water or oil.

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Kong D1 year ago

@TheBrutalNature But is it still a strong weild, tho

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Dwight Bridges1 year ago

@UnseenFootages Surely u meant WELDING

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unicyy1 year ago

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Göçebe Cümleler1 year ago

Perfekt 👌

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scf81691 year ago

No. The first video is induction heating, the glass was properly friction welded but the other two with the bolts and screws was not friction welding.

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akilkeren9911 year ago

@grok bisa jelasin ga?