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- 2024Soft Body Impact loaded composite structures optimized for energy absorption
- 2024Influence of process parameters on quality of aluminum High Pressure Die Casting (HPDC) parts manufactured with a novel vertical chambered machine
- 2024Integration of a renewable energy source within a process network for hybrid metal-thermoplastic composite structures
- 2023Modelling delamination in fibre-reinforced composites subjected to through-thickness compression by an adapted cohesive law
- 2022Digitale, kollaborative Kleingruppenarbeit im Aktiven Plenum – ein Widerspruch?
- 2022Experimental and numerical study on the effect of interlaminar properties on the structural properties of steel/polymer/steel crashboxes
- 2022The path to CO2-neutral production – setting up an energy-coordinated process network for multi-material composite components
- 2022Interface modification in the production of multi-material structures in a continuous metal die-casting-plastic injection-molding hybrid process
- 2022Numerical investigation of the springback behaviour and residual stresses of a hybrid profile produced by the roll forming process
- 2022Virtuell^2 – Simulationspraktikum im digitalen Raum
- 2021A mixed numerical-experimental method to characterize metal-polymer interfaces for crash applicationscitations
- 2021Design approach for the development of a digital twin of a generic hybrid lightweight structurecitations
- 2021Top-hat crashboxes of thermoplastic fibre-metal-laminates processed in one-step thermoforming: Experimental and numerical studycitations
- 2021Investigation of the deformation behaviour and resulting ply thicknesses of multilayered fibre–metal laminatescitations
- 2021Influence of adhesion properties on the crash behavior of steel/polymer/steel sandwich crashboxes: an experimental studycitations
- 2021Effect of saw-tooth ply drops on the mechanical performance of tapered composite laminatescitations
- 2021Das Praktische im Virtuellen – digitale Lehre am ILK
- 2019Interfacegestaltung von Metall-FKV-Hybridstrukturen
- 2019An experimental study on the bending response of multi-layered fibre-metal-laminatescitations
- 2018Elementary specific modelling of composite rotors with consideration of sequential damage processes
- 2018Entwicklung werkstoffgerechter Prüfstandards zur Ermittlung bruchmechanischer Kenngrößen des interlaminaren Versagens von textilverstärkten Kunststoffen (BRUKVIK)
- 2018Experimental investigation of the effect of defects in Automated Fibre Placement produced composite laminatescitations
- 2017Graded interlaminar properties in textile reinforced composite and the determination of strain energy release rates
- 2016Leichtbau-Hydraulik im Automobil (LHYDIA)
- 2016Komplexe Leichtbau-Zwischengehäuse in Faserverbundbauweise für Turbo-Fantriebwerke neuer Generation
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Investigation of the deformation behaviour and resulting ply thicknesses of multilayered fibre–metal laminates
Abstract
<p>Multilayered fibre–metal laminates (FMLs) are composed of metal semifinished products and fibre-reinforced plastics, and benefit from the advantages of both material classes. Light metals in combination with fibre-reinforced thermoplastics are highly suitable for mass production of lightweight structures with good mechanical properties. As the formability of light metal sheets is sometimes limited at room temperature, increasing the process temperature is an appropriate approach to improve formability. However, the melting of thermoplastic materials and resulting loss of stiffness limit the processing temperature. Since single-ply layers have different through-thickness stiffnesses, the forming process changes the ply thickness of the multilayered laminate. In the present study, the deformation behaviour of multilayered FMLs was investigated using a two-dimensional finite-element model assuming plane strain. The thermoelastic-plastic finite-element analysis made investigation of the variation in thickness made possible by incorporating sufficient mesh layers in the thickness direction. The results indicate that a thermoelastic-plastic finite-element model can predict the delamination of plies during deformation, as well as in the final product. Additionally, the predicted changes in thickness of the plies are in good agreement with experimental results when a temperature-dependent friction coefficient is used.</p>