Effects of Detectable Defects (EDD) – Influence of production related defects in automated fiber placement processes in thin walled carbon fiber structures
可检测缺陷 (EDD) 的影响 â 薄壁碳纤维结构自动纤维铺放过程中生产相关缺陷的影响
基本信息
- 批准号:413627151
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- 依托单位国家:德国
- 项目类别:Research Grants
- 财政年份:2019
- 资助国家:德国
- 起止时间:2018-12-31 至 2021-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Automated Fiber Placement (AFP) is a well-established manufacturing process for the fabrication of high quality composite structures using pre-impregnated carbon fibers. The main research hypothesis proposes the possibility of performing a qualified structure-mechanical evaluation of the cured structure based on production defects in the uncured component. The necessary real time information to detect and classify production defects is provided by a thermographic process monitoring. This newly acquired knowledge describing the mechanical impact of production defects such as gap, overlap, fuzzball or twisted tow provides an unprecedented basis of decision-making on the type and necessity of corrective measures. Compared to conventionally methods of non-destructive failure analysis (e.g. ultrasonic testing, active infrared thermography, eddy current measurement, X-ray or computed tomography), it is possible to prove the defect during the production process. Therefore, the defect correction takes place much earlier and is less expen-sive. Furthermore, the current 100% ultrasonic testing rate after of the cured structures can be significantly reduced or replaced by a specific testing at critical points. This improvement in productivity and process reliability of the AFP technology leads to a significant increase in efficien-cy along the entire AFP process chain.The developed models to describe defects of a cured structure and the resulting mechanical properties based on data available during the production process exceed significantly the currently available process knowledge. The parametric modeling of different production-related defects and the associated experimental investigation of failure mechanisms generate knowledge about the influence of the curing process on production defects, while the thermal modeling of the AFP process as well as the development of machine learning algorithms characterizing and quantifying the production defects will generate further process knowledge.
自动纤维铺放(AFP)是一种成熟的制造工艺,用于使用预浸渍碳纤维制造高质量的复合材料结构。主要研究假设提出了基于未固化部件中的生产缺陷对固化结构进行合格的结构机械评估的可能性。检测和分类生产缺陷所需的真实的时间信息由热成像过程监控提供。这种新获得的知识描述了生产缺陷的机械影响,如间隙,重叠,模糊球或扭曲丝束,为纠正措施的类型和必要性提供了前所未有的决策基础。与传统的非破坏性故障分析方法(如超声波检测、主动红外热成像、涡流测量、X射线或计算机断层扫描)相比,可以在生产过程中证明缺陷。因此,缺陷校正发生得更早并且成本更低。此外,固化后结构的当前100%超声波测试率可以显著降低或由在临界点的特定测试代替。AFP技术在生产率和工艺可靠性方面的改进使得整个AFP工艺链的效率沿着显著提高。基于生产过程中可用的数据,开发的用于描述固化结构缺陷和由此产生的机械性能的模型大大超过了当前可用的工艺知识。不同的生产相关缺陷的参数化建模和相关的故障机制的实验研究产生的固化过程对生产缺陷的影响的知识,而AFP过程的热建模以及表征和量化生产缺陷的机器学习算法的开发将产生进一步的过程知识。
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