Development of programmable cellular metals by combined alloy and geometry optimization (ProZell)
通过组合合金和几何优化开发可编程蜂窝金属 (ProZell)
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- 依托单位国家:德国
- 项目类别:Research Grants
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- 资助国家:德国
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项目摘要
Cellular metals describe a class of materials that is characterized by a wide portfolio of properties. Therefore, potential applications are manifold. However, industrial application is currently limited, which is due to an insufficient fundamental understanding of the correlation between production process, structure and properties. This lack in understanding leads to inhomogeneous and non-reproducible cell structures. In general, cellular materials exhibit open or closed cell types, resulting in low part density. Additionally, the structure and properties of the individual cells vary strongly and thus, a wide spectrum of properties including functional integration and/or programmable mechanical properties may be achieved. In this context, programmable structures consider tailoring of the local stiffness and strength by adaption of the cell geometry. The proposed project addresses the aforementioned shortcomings of cellular metals and sets the following focus:“Development of a load-optimized singular cell with a regular, open cell-type structure that has been adapted to a specific alloy. This cell is referred to as the ideal cell, which can be extended to a periodic cell structure and produced by industrially relevant processes”.The ideal cell will be designed based on maximum energy absorption capacity under consideration of the elastic and plastic anisotropic material behavior of high-manganese TRIP/TWIP steels. The outstanding mechanical properties of TRIP/TWIP steels will be combined with the geometrical design of cellular structures and allow for programming of these structures. The developed ideal cell structure will be transformed into an actual cell structure by consideration of the processing conditions of industrial production processes, i.e. casting and selective laser melting. On the one hand, casting allows for affordable production of parts with larger dimensions. However, the process-related boundary conditions (such as demoldability) limit the freedom of the geometrical design. On the other hand, selective laser melting enables production of geometrically very complex parts. Prototypes and specimens consisting of the actual cell structure will then be manufactured and comprehensively characterized with respect to their microstructure and mechanical properties including benchmarking. The results of simulations and characterization serve as a basis for determination of structure-properties-relationships. The findings will be used to develop advanced materials models that allow for arbitrary adjustment of the behavior of the actual cell structures (programming).
胞状金属描述了一类具有广泛性能组合的材料。因此,潜在的应用是多方面的。然而,目前工业应用受到限制,这是因为对生产过程、结构和性能之间的关系缺乏基本的了解。这种理解的缺乏导致了细胞结构的不均匀和不可复制。一般来说,多孔材料呈现开放或闭合的泡孔类型,导致零件密度较低。此外,各个电池的结构和性能变化很大,因此可以实现包括功能集成和/或可编程机械性能在内的多种性能。在此背景下,可编程结构考虑通过调整单元几何形状来调整局部刚度和强度。拟议的项目解决了上述多孔金属的缺点,并确定了以下重点:“开发一种负载优化的单一电池,具有规则的、开放的电池类型结构,已适应特定的合金。这种电池被称为理想电池,它可以扩展为周期性电池结构,并通过工业相关工艺生产。理想电池的设计将基于最大能量吸收能力,同时考虑到高锰TRIP/TwIP钢的弹性和塑性各向异性材料行为。TRIP/TWIP钢突出的机械性能将与蜂窝结构的几何设计相结合,并允许对这些结构进行编程。考虑到工业生产过程中的工艺条件,即铸造和选择性激光熔化,将所开发的理想电池结构转化为实际的电池结构。一方面,铸造允许以负担得起的价格生产更大尺寸的零件。然而,与工艺相关的边界条件(如可拆卸性)限制了几何设计的自由度。另一方面,选择性激光熔化能够生产几何形状非常复杂的零件。然后,将制造由实际细胞结构组成的原型和样品,并根据其微观结构和机械性能(包括基准)进行全面表征。模拟和表征的结果是确定结构-性质-关系的基础。这些发现将被用于开发先进的材料模型,允许对实际细胞结构的行为进行任意调整(编程)。
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