CHAMPP - Casting Hybrid Additive Manufacturing Parts Production
CHAMPP - 铸造混合增材制造零件生产
基本信息
- 批准号:10004694
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 47.73万
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Collaborative R&D
- 财政年份:2021
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2021 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
**Vision for the project**According to MarketsAndMarkets.com, in 2019 global sales of Electric Vehicles (EVs) reached ~3.3million units (a ~£123billion market value - Allied Market Research). This is projected to reach ~27m units/annum by 2030\. The automotive industry must therefore adapt to the challenges associated with heavy batteries and the move towards modularity that is required for new business models such as ride-shares and temporary ownership.Additive Manufacturing (AM) has the potential to offer designers and manufacturers solutions, but is currently limited by speed, max part size and a relatively high cost-per-part (over twice the cost of casting).**Innovation**The Casting-Hybrid-Additive-Manufacturing-Parts-Production (CHAMPP) programme will address these challenges to develop an innovative new hybridisation process. CHAMPP will enable access to the benefits of AM (design flexibility) by combining it with the low cost-per-part of casting. Automotive manufacturers will be able to cast the main components across multiple models/OEMs, then use AM to customise those parts for specific variants at the volumes required, with parts that can only be 3D printed. Introducing AM will also support rapid and more cost-effective prototyping and design iteration.The state-of-art in this domain is entirely research-based and has mostly focussed on steel. However, steel's low cost and the complex supply chains and/or expensive new machines envisaged have blocked large-scale hybridisation reaching the mainstream. Research on hybridisation using aluminium has been limited by traditional cast/wrought alloys which, when used in in AM, give poor mechanical performance. Similarly, current aluminium alloy AM powders are not suited for automotive applications as they have poorer mechanical properties with many defects.It is this problem this Smart project will address, building on the consortium's prior alloy and hybridisation research to develop and test new aluminium alloy(s) better suited to future automotive AM and hybridisation needs.**The consortium**The CHAMPP consortium creates a critical mass of technical and market expertise:* Alloyed: Alloy-design and AM specialists.* Brunel University London's BCAST: Metal casting and processing experts.* Autotech: An R&D arm of Gestamp, a world-class global manufacturer and tier\#1 supplier of automotive parts.
** 项目愿景 ** 根据MarketsAndMarkets.com,2019年全球电动汽车(EV)销量达到约330万辆(市值约1230亿英镑- Allied Market Research)。预计到2030年,这一数字将达到约2700万台/年。因此,汽车行业必须适应与重型电池相关的挑战,以及向新商业模式(如共乘和临时所有权)所需的模块化发展。增材制造(AM)有潜力为设计师和制造商提供解决方案,但目前受到速度、最大零件尺寸和相对较高的单件成本(超过铸造成本的两倍)的限制。**创新 ** 铸造-混合-增材制造-零件生产(CHAMPP)计划将应对这些挑战,开发创新的新混合工艺。CHAMPP将通过将AM(设计灵活性)与铸件的低成本相结合来实现AM(设计灵活性)的优势。汽车制造商将能够在多个型号/OEM中铸造主要部件,然后使用AM以所需的数量为特定变体定制这些部件,这些部件只能3D打印。AM的引入还将支持快速和更具成本效益的原型设计和设计迭代。该领域的最新技术完全基于研究,主要集中在钢材上。然而,钢铁的低成本、复杂的供应链和/或昂贵的新机器阻碍了大规模混合技术进入主流。使用铝的杂化研究受到传统铸造/锻造合金的限制,当用于AM时,其机械性能较差。同样,目前的铝合金AM粉末不适合汽车应用,因为它们具有较差的机械性能和许多缺陷。Smart项目将解决这个问题,建立在联盟先前的合金和混合研究的基础上,开发和测试更适合未来汽车AM和混合需求的新铝合金。**联盟 ** CHAMPP联盟创建了一个关键的技术和市场专业知识的质量:* 合金:合金设计和AM专家。*伦敦布鲁内尔大学BCAST:金属铸造和加工专家。* Autotech:Gestamp的研发部门,Gestamp是世界级的全球汽车零部件制造商和一级供应商。
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Hitoshi Yoshiji 等人:“血管医学与科学系列分子医学图解”Yodosha(涉谷正志编辑)125(2000)。
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