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- 2017Domain Walls in Bent Nanowirescitations
- 2014Metal sandwiches and metal-matrix-composites based on 3D woven wire structures for hybrid lightweight constructioncitations
- 2012Amorphous to crystalline phase transition in carbon induced by intense femtosecond x-ray free-electron laser pulsescitations
- 2012Textile based metal sandwiches and metal-matrix-composites reinforced with 3D wire structures Part II: Joining technology and interface modification for MMC
- 2012Textile based metal sandwiches and metal-matrix-composites reinforced with 3D wire structures: Part 1: Development and realisation of cellular 3D wire structures
- 2012Textile based metal sandwiches and metal-matrix-composites reinforced with 3D wire structures. part III: Material characterisation
- 2012Textile based metal sandwiches and metal-matrix-composites reinforced with 3D wire structures, Part 1
- 2012Textile based metal sandwiches and metal-matrix-composites reinforced with 3D wire structures, Part 2
- 2008Influence of the Cross-sectional Geometry on Wettability and Cleanability of Polyester Woven Fabricscitations
- 2003Design for roling contact fatigue
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Textile based metal sandwiches and metal-matrix-composites reinforced with 3D wire structures, Part 2
Abstract
<p>A new kind of periodic cellular metal will be presented. These special three-dimensional cellular metals are built by wires with a modified textile weaving technique. The aim of this study (Part II) was to realize a well joined porous structure with the possibility to create a new kind of metal matrix composite (Mg matrix) via infiltration techniques. To join these special structures with its many intersections and nodes a procedural path had to be found. In thise study carbon spring steel was used because of its advantages like low cost, adjustable strength and the possibilities of brazing. The first results of this research will be presented in this work and a conclusion and an outline of future work will be given.</p>