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The aim of this work is to verify the influence of the rotational speed (1600 and 2400 RPM) in the microstructural development of a friction stir spot welded TRIP steel. After the welding, due to the thermal cycles and deformations imposed by the process, three different zones are observed in the joints: the stir zone (SZ), the thermomecanically affected zone (TMAZ), and the heat affected zone (HAZ). The increase in the rotational speed caused an increase in the amount of allotriomorphic ferrite formed in the SZ, and a decrease in the amount and width of the coalesced bainite and martensite. In the TMAZ, the microstructure is composed by ferrite, austenite, coalesced bainite and martensite. While in the HAZ1 the microstructure is constituted by ferrite and retained austenite in all rotational speeds employed, in the HAZ2 there is an increase in the transformation of austenite into bainite by increasing the rotational speed.

SOLDAGEM A PONTO POR FRICÇÃO E MISTURA MECÂNICA DE UM AÇO TRIP: CARACTERIZAÇÃO MICROESTRUTURAL