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Acta Metall Sin  2026, Vol. 62 Issue (1): 100-116    DOI: 10.11900/0412.1961.2025.00233
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Recent Research Progress in Solid-State Friction-Based Additive Manufacturing Technology and Its Current Applications
LIU Haibin1, ZHANG Yingxing1, XIE Ruishan1,2, CHEN Shujun1()
1 College of Mechanical and Energy Engineering, Beijing University of Technology, Beijing 100124, China
2 Chongqing Research Institute of Beijing University of Technology, Chongqing 401121, China
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LIU Haibin, ZHANG Yingxing, XIE Ruishan, CHEN Shujun. Recent Research Progress in Solid-State Friction-Based Additive Manufacturing Technology and Its Current Applications. Acta Metall Sin, 2026, 62(1): 100-116.

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Abstract  

Metal additive manufacturing is highly valued in the industrial field due to its ability to rapidly produce complex lightweight structures. However, molten metal additive manufacturing technologies are prone to defects such as compositional segregation, internal holes, and thermal cracks, which has driven researchers to develop alternative approaches. In recent years, solid-state friction-based additive manufacturing, derived from the principle of friction stir welding, has attracted considerable attention. This technology combines friction stir welding with the additive manufacturing concept and offers several advantages, including the avoidance of material melting during processing, high deposition rates, and the elimination of the need for protective gas. These advantages suggest broad application prospects for this technology in the field of metal structural parts manufacturing. This study systematically reviews the progress of solid-state friction-based additive manufacturing technology, domestically and internationally, outlining its technical classification, process-microstructure-property relationships, technological advantages, equipment development, sample fabrication, and solid-state repair applications. Finally, the study summarizes the current challenges faced by the process and explores its future development potential, aiming to promote the industrialization of solid-state friction-based additive manufacturing technology and to serve as a reference for further research and applications.

Key words:  solid-state friction-based additive manufacturing technology      complex component      application status      solid-state repair     
Received:  14 August 2025     
ZTFLH:  TG439.8  
Fund: National Defense Basic Research Projects of China(JCKY2022405C002);National Natural Science Foundation of China(52275299);National Natural Science Foundation of China(52105313);Aeronautical Science Foundation of China(20240011075001);Natural Science Foundation of Chongqing(CSTB2023NSCQ-MSX0701)

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Fig.1  Metal additive manufacturing technology
Fig.2  Steps in the fabrication of friction stir additive manufacturing (FSAM)[23]
Fig.3  Schematic of the machining process of friction surface deposition additive manufacturing (FSDAM) (ND—normal direction, TD—transverse direction, BD—building direction)
Fig.4  Schematic of additive friction stir deposition (AFSD) process
Fig.5  Additive friction extrusion deposition (AFED) principle and application
Fig.6  Overview of the friction screw extrusion additive manufacturing (FSEAM) process (a-e)[48] (Ω—tool rotation rate, tllayer thickness, Vfvolumetric supply rate, vttranslational speed, W—layer width)
Fig.7  Schematic of the friction rolling additive manufacturing (FRAM) process
Fig.8  Schematics of grain evolution during the AFSD process (a)[83] and grain distribution of the feedstock and the deposited material on the XZ, YZ, and XY planes during the FRAM process (b)[84] (dAG—average grain size)
Fig.9  Hardness results on yz-plane of three samples deposited via different processes[62]
(a) FRAM (b) preheating FRAM (P-FRAM)
(c) preheating and water-cooling-assisted FRAM (PC-FRAM)
Fig.10  Stress-strain curves (a) and tensile test results (b) of the 7075 and FRAM 7075-TiC alloys, and comparison of tensile performance for additively manufactured Al-Zn-Mg-Cu alloys produced by different techniques (c)[1] (UTS—ultimate tensile strength, YS—yield strength, EL—elongation)
Type of materialAlloy
Aluminum alloy1XXX, 2XXX[19,44,54,55,84,92,93], 4XXX[49,58], 5XXX[24,33,41,56,90], 6XXX[19,48,59,94], 7XXX[1,25,69,94,95]
Magnesium alloyAZ31[8,52,96], WE43[27]
Copper alloyPure copper[18], Cu-Cr-Zr[17]
Titanium alloyTi-6V-4Al[45]
SteelH13[34], carbon steel[38,71], 304[97,98], 316L[35,40]
Nickel alloyInconel625[26,42], Inconel718[81]
Metal matrix compositesAluminum-based[1,24,31,32,43,51]
Table 1  Applicable materials for solid-state friction-based additive manufacturing technology

Process

type

Feedstock

material

AdvantageLimitationPotential engineering application

FSAM

Sheet

Low equipment requirements, broadens alloy selectionRequires specialized fixtures; “hook-shaped” defects cause weak interlayer bondingLarge structural components (e.g., aerospace skins, ship hulls), large-sized plate or wall-shaped parts

FSDAM

Rod

Good interlayer bonding, no filler material requiredRaw material requires repeated clamping; unbound zones exist at boundariesFabrication of functionally graded materials

AFSD

Rod/

sheet/chips

High material applicability, wide material selection

Complex tools and high equipment requirements; heavily reliant on specific machine toolsAircraft fuselage panels with rib stiffeners, dissimilar metal joining, large annular aluminum alloy components

AFED

Rod

Continuous additive capability, high deposition rateHigh manufacturing/maintenance costsReuse of powder or recycled materials; manufacturing of small-sized, complex geometry parts
FSEAMWire/chipsContinuous additive capability, low downward forceWire can be fed continuously; chips require remeltingRemanufacturing using powder or scrap materials

FRAM

Wire/

sheet

Continuous additive capability, high material utilization, low downward force

Tools require customization

Large complex components; repair of vertical plate defects in high-rib panels
Table 2  Technical characteristics of different solid-state friction additive manufacturing processes
Fig.11  Solid-state friction additive manufacturing equipments
(a) multi-functional solid-state composite additive equipment of Aerospace Engineering Equipment (Suzhou) Co. Ltd.[6]
(b) solid-state composite additive equipment of MELD Corporation (USA)[100]
(c) FSAM equipment developed by the U.S. Army[6]
(d) FSAM850 stirring friction additive manufacturing equipment[10] (CNC—computer numerical control)
(e) vertical machining center FRAM1165 equipment
(f) FRAM2213 gantry machining equipment
(g) solid phase friction extrusion AFSD equipment[6]
(h) the largest AFSD equipment in the world[6]
Fig.12  Schematics of the main structural components of the Orion manned spacecraft (a), experimental apparatus for FSAM process production (b), airborne floor components (c), and alloy reinforcement rings on pressure vessels (d)[5] (FSW—friction stir welding)
Fig.13  Prototypes fabricated by MELD Corporation (USA) using AFSD[100]
Fig.14  Several typical components fabricated using FRAM technology
(a) single-walled member (b) aluminum alloy cylinder[54]
(c) U-shaped sample (d) criss-cross sample
(e) C-shaped sample (f) large circular member
(g) aluminum/steel heterogeneous structure[57] (h) sample of high-bar plate siding[93]
Fig.15  Reducing structure, hemispherical shell, and flange ring structure (a) and the screw-fed powder-based AFSD experiment and the resulting alloy specimens (b)[106]
Fig.16  Applications in the field of restoration, including schematic of restoration of multiple defect forms[58] (a), structural repair of holes[100] (b), and thin-walled plate restoration[93] (c) (RD—rolling direction)
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