A CRITIC-BPNN APPROACH TO FRICTION STIR WELDING PARAMETRIC SELECTION AND PREDICTION USING AA6082-T6 MATERIAL

The uncontrolled friction stir welding heat generation impacts the quality of welds. However, the intuition and experience of the engineer fail to regulate the effects of excessive heat generation on the weld quality and research has not addressed this aspect yet. This paper fills the gap by introdu...

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Main Authors: Mufutau Adeniyi Abolarin, Adeyinka Oluwo, John Rajan, Swaminathan Jose, Sunday Ayoola Oke |, Alexander Iwodi Agada, Ayomide Sunday Ibitoye
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Published: Faculty of Engineering, University of Kufa 2025-02-01
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Online Access:https://journal.uokufa.edu.iq/index.php/kje/article/view/16934
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author Mufutau Adeniyi Abolarin
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John Rajan
Swaminathan Jose
Sunday Ayoola Oke |
Alexander Iwodi Agada
Ayomide Sunday Ibitoye
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Adeyinka Oluwo
John Rajan
Swaminathan Jose
Sunday Ayoola Oke |
Alexander Iwodi Agada
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description The uncontrolled friction stir welding heat generation impacts the quality of welds. However, the intuition and experience of the engineer fail to regulate the effects of excessive heat generation on the weld quality and research has not addressed this aspect yet. This paper fills the gap by introducing an integrated CRITIC-BPNN (CRiteria Importance Through Intercriteria Correlation-Back Propagation Neural Network) method to investigate the selection and optimisation characteristics of the friction stir welding process for AA6082-T6 material. In this study, two major performance characteristics i.e. ultimate tensile strength (UTS) and percentage elongation (%EL), were chosen for analysis. The input parameters for the machining were the tool rotational speed, welding speed, tool pin profile and tool shoulder diameter. For the back propagation neural network model, a four-layer network with sigmoid hidden neurons and output neurons was selected. The weight estimates of the friction stir welding parameters are determined by the CRITIC method. For further weight determination between the nodes and edges of the neural networks, the Poisson distribution model was introduced. This stochastic-based method was used to calculate the weights at the edges, between the inputs, hidden layers and outputs of the neural network. The forward pass and backward passes are then used for updating and error minimisation. The welding speed has the highest weight with a contribution of 49.72% using the CRITIC method, implying that welding speed is the best and most influential parameter of the friction stir welding process. For the 4-1-2 neural network architecture, the values of the ultimate tensile strength and percentage elongation at the optimal thresholds are 0.6457 and 0.6019, respectively, for the first forward pass and 0.6123 and 0.6356, respectively, for the second forward pass. The predicted tensile strength is 320.64 MPa and the prediction for the percentage elongation is 18.83%. The results obtained from the proposed method could be useful for planning purposes during the friction welding process.
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spelling doaj-art-aef0eed737a147c5af849e88893f1e452025-02-06T07:59:50ZengFaculty of Engineering, University of KufaMağallaẗ Al-kūfaẗ Al-handasiyyaẗ2071-55282523-00182025-02-01160142144910.30572/2018/KJE/160123 A CRITIC-BPNN APPROACH TO FRICTION STIR WELDING PARAMETRIC SELECTION AND PREDICTION USING AA6082-T6 MATERIAL Mufutau Adeniyi Abolarin0Adeyinka Oluwo1John Rajan2Swaminathan Jose3Sunday Ayoola Oke |4https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0914-8146Alexander Iwodi Agada5 Ayomide Sunday Ibitoye6University of Lagos, Lagos, NigeriaUniversity of Lagos, Lagos, NigeriaVellore Institute of Technology, Vellore, IndiaUniversity of Lagos, Lagos, NigeriaUniversity of Lagos, Lagos, NigeriaUniversity of Lagos, Lagos, NigeriaUniversity of Lagos, Lagos, NigeriaThe uncontrolled friction stir welding heat generation impacts the quality of welds. However, the intuition and experience of the engineer fail to regulate the effects of excessive heat generation on the weld quality and research has not addressed this aspect yet. This paper fills the gap by introducing an integrated CRITIC-BPNN (CRiteria Importance Through Intercriteria Correlation-Back Propagation Neural Network) method to investigate the selection and optimisation characteristics of the friction stir welding process for AA6082-T6 material. In this study, two major performance characteristics i.e. ultimate tensile strength (UTS) and percentage elongation (%EL), were chosen for analysis. The input parameters for the machining were the tool rotational speed, welding speed, tool pin profile and tool shoulder diameter. For the back propagation neural network model, a four-layer network with sigmoid hidden neurons and output neurons was selected. The weight estimates of the friction stir welding parameters are determined by the CRITIC method. For further weight determination between the nodes and edges of the neural networks, the Poisson distribution model was introduced. This stochastic-based method was used to calculate the weights at the edges, between the inputs, hidden layers and outputs of the neural network. The forward pass and backward passes are then used for updating and error minimisation. The welding speed has the highest weight with a contribution of 49.72% using the CRITIC method, implying that welding speed is the best and most influential parameter of the friction stir welding process. For the 4-1-2 neural network architecture, the values of the ultimate tensile strength and percentage elongation at the optimal thresholds are 0.6457 and 0.6019, respectively, for the first forward pass and 0.6123 and 0.6356, respectively, for the second forward pass. The predicted tensile strength is 320.64 MPa and the prediction for the percentage elongation is 18.83%. The results obtained from the proposed method could be useful for planning purposes during the friction welding process. https://journal.uokufa.edu.iq/index.php/kje/article/view/16934normalizationcorrelationtoola measure of conflictoutput weights
spellingShingle Mufutau Adeniyi Abolarin
Adeyinka Oluwo
John Rajan
Swaminathan Jose
Sunday Ayoola Oke |
Alexander Iwodi Agada
Ayomide Sunday Ibitoye
A CRITIC-BPNN APPROACH TO FRICTION STIR WELDING PARAMETRIC SELECTION AND PREDICTION USING AA6082-T6 MATERIAL
Mağallaẗ Al-kūfaẗ Al-handasiyyaẗ
normalization
correlation
tool
a measure of conflict
output weights
title A CRITIC-BPNN APPROACH TO FRICTION STIR WELDING PARAMETRIC SELECTION AND PREDICTION USING AA6082-T6 MATERIAL
title_full A CRITIC-BPNN APPROACH TO FRICTION STIR WELDING PARAMETRIC SELECTION AND PREDICTION USING AA6082-T6 MATERIAL
title_fullStr A CRITIC-BPNN APPROACH TO FRICTION STIR WELDING PARAMETRIC SELECTION AND PREDICTION USING AA6082-T6 MATERIAL
title_full_unstemmed A CRITIC-BPNN APPROACH TO FRICTION STIR WELDING PARAMETRIC SELECTION AND PREDICTION USING AA6082-T6 MATERIAL
title_short A CRITIC-BPNN APPROACH TO FRICTION STIR WELDING PARAMETRIC SELECTION AND PREDICTION USING AA6082-T6 MATERIAL
title_sort critic bpnn approach to friction stir welding parametric selection and prediction using aa6082 t6 material
topic normalization
correlation
tool
a measure of conflict
output weights
url https://journal.uokufa.edu.iq/index.php/kje/article/view/16934
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