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8. September 2015

40 scientists, one goal: hybrid solid components

CRC 1153 | At the new Collaborative Research Centre (CRC) of Leibniz Universität Hannover, the aim of 40 scientists is to revolutionize massive forming – by first joining different materials and forming them afterwards to tailored hybrid high-performance components.

The Collaborative Research Centre (CRC) focuses on “Tailored Forming“: Hybrid workpiece made of different materials – for example, high strength steel and light aluminum – shall be formed in one step. This enables the manufacturing of solid high-performance components with properties that are specifically tailored to the respective field of application. Possible applications range from turbine blades over generator shafts to implants (Figure 2).
Around 40 scientists from ten institutes are jointly working at the CRC. Divided into subprojects, they are dealing, among others, with laser welding and cross wedge rolling of hybrid workpiece, but also with process planning and the prediction of failure. Their common goal is to develop a novel process chain (Figure 3). For this purpose, two different materials are bonded to obtain a hybrid workpiece. Then, the hybrid is formed and machined in the following steps.

by Conrad Frischkorn and Anas Bouguecha

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At a glance

  • New Collaborative Research Centre at Leibniz Universität Hannover
  • Innovative process chain for hybrid solid components
  • Joint research of 40 scientists from ten institutes
  • Funded by German Research Foundation (DFG)
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Figure 1: CRC research team: About 40 scientists are working on hybrid solid components. (Photo: IFUM)
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Figure 2: From automotive to medical engineering: Potential fields of application for hybrid components (Graphic: IFUM)
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Figure 3: Joining, forming, machining: A novel process chain is being developed. (Graphic: IFUM)

Contact

Dipl.-Ing. Conrad Frischkorn

+49 (0) 511 762-4958
frischkorn@ifum.uni-hannover.de
www.ifum.uni-hannover.de

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