Investigations on the elongation differences of aluminum in two layer roll bonding
Investigations on the elongation differences of aluminum in two layer roll bonding
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10.1063/1.5008228
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2017-10
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Alina Melzner;G. Hirt
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作者:
Alina Melzner;G. Hirt
Roll bonding is used to produce semi-finished products with optimized through-thickness material properties by combining different alloys. The bond between the materials is created during rolling due to surface enlargement occurring under high pressure. Depending on the process parameters of the rolling process and the materials flow, a bond is created and maintained or destroyed directly at the roll gap exit. This delamination of the bond can be caused by length differences of the individual layers, which introduce shear stresses into the bonding zone. Thus, the elongation of each layer can be used as an indicator to evaluate the process conditions. In order to investigate which process parameters are advantageous or detrimental for a successful bond formation, this study systematically investigates important process parameters and their effects on the elongation in rolling a two layer sandwich. To account for a wide parameter spectrum a FE sandwich rolling model is introduced and validated by rolling tr...