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Hazrati, Javad
University of Twente
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- 2023The effect of heating stage parameters on AlSi coating microstructure and fracture at high temperaturescitations
- 2022Surface Texture Design for Sheet Metal Forming Applicationscitations
- 2021Investigating AlSi coating fracture at high temperatures using acoustic emission sensorscitations
- 2021Numerical and experimental studies of AlSi coating microstructure and its fracture at high temperaturescitations
- 2021Modeling boundary friction of coated sheets in sheet metal formingcitations
- 2021Mixed lubrication friction model including surface texture effects for sheet metal formingcitations
- 2020Characterization of yield criteria for zinc coated steel sheets using nano-indentation with knoop indentercitations
- 2020Semi-analytical contact model to determine the flattening behavior of coated sheets under normal loadcitations
- 2020Analytical, numerical and experimental studies on ploughing behaviour in soft metallic coatingscitations
- 2019Characterization of interfacial shear strength and its effect on ploughing behaviour in single-asperity slidingcitations
- 2019Modelling of ploughing in a single-asperity sliding contact using material point methodcitations
- 2018Temperature dependent micromechanics-based friction model for cold stamping processescitations
- 2018Modeling crack initiation in Al-Si coating during heating/quenching phase of hot stamping process
- 2018The effects of temperature on friction and wear mechanisms during direct press hardening of Al-Si coated ultra-high strength steelcitations
- 2018An insight in friction and wear mechanisms during hot stampingcitations
- 2017Plasticity and fracture modeling of three-layer steel composite Tribond® 1200 for crash simulation
- 2017Friction and Wear Mechanisms During Hot Stamping of AlSi Coated Press Hardening Steelcitations
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Investigating AlSi coating fracture at high temperatures using acoustic emission sensors
Abstract
<p>In this article, the fracture behavior of AlSi coating at elevated temperatures is investigated. During the heating stage, Fe−Al intermetallics and voids are formed, both of which define the fracture behavior of the AlSi coating layer. After heating, the effects of deformation temperature, strain level and strain rate on the fracture of AlSi coating is investigated, during deformation of the coated press hardening steel. For this purpose, tensile experiments are conducted at elevated temperatures. The experiments include heating the coated steel at 920 °C for 6 minutes, uniaxial tensile deformation at isothermal conditions (400−800 °C) and then quenching to room temperature. Acoustic emission (AE) sensors are incorporated to detect coating fracture at each stage. After quenching, the distribution of coating cracks and its micro-structure are examined via optical and scanning electron microscopy techniques, respectively. The results show that there is a strong correlation between AlSi coating fracture and the deformation temperature, macroscopic strain level and the output AE signals. According to the acoustic and optical measurements, the uniaxial tensile experiments at 400−700 °C show coating fracture: at 400 and 500 °C coating fracture is severe with spallation, while at 600 and 700 °C mode-I coating cracks are generated. However, at 800 °C no coating cracks are observed until 30% macroscopic strain. In conclusion, the experimental results demonstrate that the AlSi coating fracture is strongly dependent on the temperature and strain but not on the strain rate. Furthermore, the agreement between AE signals and optical images confirms that the AE sensors can be reliably used for in-situ detection of AlSi coating fracture during tensile experiments.</p>