„Smart Multi Material Joint" – Hybrid Joint of Steel and FRP

Jens Lotte; Uwe Reisgen; Alexander Schiebahn

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.825-826.314

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Fundamental Studies and Development on an Innovative Ceramic/Polymer Material Compound
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„Smart Multi Material Joint" – Hybrid Joint of Steel and FRP
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Surface and Fracture Surface Analysis of Thermally Bonded Metal/FRP Joints
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Workpiece Shape Deviations in Face Milling of Hybrid Structures
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Specific Mechanical Properties of New Hybrid Laminates with Thermoplastic Matrix and a Variable Metal Component
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„Smart Multi Material Joint" – Hybrid Joint of Steel and FRP

Abstract:

Fiber-reinforced plastics (FRP) are increasingly used in modern industry. They offer numerous advantages in comparison to traditional materials. However, they cannot meet all requirements, which is why it is necessary to join FRP to a metallic base structure in most cases. Existing joining techniques cannot fulfill the demands of a fiber-fair joining technique that does not damage the fibers and can transfer applied forces into underlying laminate layers on the one hand but also provides a ductile failure behavior that is detectable with an integrated sensor on the other hand. An innovative, modified arc welding process offers a way to create small-scale pin structures that work as micro shear connectors without damaging the fibers of the composite, but ensure a multi-step failure behavior. This particular failure behavior enables the use of an integrated sensor system, which monitors the joint.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 825-826)

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314-318

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July 2015

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Jens Lotte*, Uwe Reisgen, Alexander Schiebahn

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Fiber-Reinforced Plastic, Integrated Monitoring System, Intrinsic pin Bond, Micro-Scale Form-Fit Elements, Multimaterial Joint

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