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    Joining in Car Body 2012, Bad Nauheim, 18.04.2012

    Innovative solid-state spot joining methodsfor fiber composites and metal-polymer

    hybrid structures

    Prof. Dr.-Ing. Sergio Amancio

    Institute of Materials Research - Materials Mechanics

    Solid State Joining Processes (WMP)

    Advanced Polymer-Metal Hybrid Structures Group

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    Contents

    Introduction

    Challenges and Motivation

    Friction Riveting

    Friction Spot Welding / Joining

    ICJ Method

    Final Remarks

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    Introduction

    PAGE 3

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    Helmholtz Association:

    Facts and Figures

    17 research centres

    with more than 240 institutes

    31.000 staff

    9700 scientists and engineers

    5.320 doctoral students

    Budget: 3,3 billion

    List

    Helgoland

    Bremerhaven GeesthachtHamburg

    Greifswald

    Braunschweig

    Wolfenbttel-

    Remlingen

    Gttingen

    Magdeburg

    Potsdam

    Berlin

    ZeuthenTel tow

    Niemegk

    Halle

    LeipzigBad

    LauchstdtKln

    Jlich

    Bonn

    Darmstadt

    Heidelberg

    Lampoldshausen

    Karlsruhe

    Stuttgart

    Mnchen

    GarchingNeuherberg

    Oberpfaffenhofen

    Helmholtz Center

    Helmholtz Head Office

    Branch of a Helmholtz center

    4

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    Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht

    860 staff (incl. 281 scientists/128 guest scientists

    + 127 ongoing PhD thesis)

    3 Research institutes, 8 Directors of institutes

    81 Mio total budget (2007),

    13,5 Mio 3rd-party (incl. industry)

    271 ISI publications (2007)

    > 50 apprentices

    From application-

    orientedfundamentalresearch to

    innovation

    Teltow

    Geesthacht

    5

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    Est. in 1992

    Scientific and Technical Staff in 2011: about 30

    fellows

    Competence Areas of Research

    FSW Process

    Residual Stress & Distortion

    Friction-based Joining Processes

    Polymer-Metal Joining

    Hybrid Solid State Processes

    Metallurgy of Welding

    Solid-State Joining Processes

    Department (WMP)

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    Workgroup Group @ HZG

    - Students: 1 Postdoc, 3 PhD, 4 MSc and 1 undergraduation students

    Integrated in the Institute of Polymer Composites at Hamburg

    University of Technology (TUHH) through anAssistant Professorship

    in Joining of Polymer-Metal Hybrid Structures

    ++ =

    Advanced Polymer-Metal

    Hybrid Structures Group

    7

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    Process development

    Properties of the interface (bonding mechanisms)

    Mechanical, physical-chemical, thermal and microstructural properties

    of polymer composites / lightweight metal hybrid structures

    R&D Strategy

    JOINING TECHNOLOGY

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    Car Manufacturers

    Suppliers:

    Material Supplier

    Network of Partners

    in the Automotive Sector

    PAGE 9

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    Challenges and Motivation

    PAGE 10

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    Joining Technologies for Polymer-Metal Hybrid Structures(S. Amancio and J.F. dos Santos, Polym. Eng. Sci., 2008)

    State of the Art

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    Friction Riveting

    (FricRiveting)

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    FricRiveting is a innovative spot joining

    technique for polymer-metal structures

    (US Patent US 7 525 149 B2 (2009))

    Based on mechanical fastening and

    friction welding

    Cylindrical metallic rivet is used to jointhermoplastic components

    Prize-winning joining technology: RSM 400 Friction Welding (Harms & Wende GmbH)

    Friction Riveting - FricRiveting

    - Spindel: RSM 400

    - Rotational Speed: max. 23000 rpm- Nominal Power: 1,8 kW

    - Axial Force: max. 6 kN ( 10 bar)- Granjon Prize 2009

    - Nordmetall Preis 2008, Germany

    - SPE-ANTEC 2008, USA

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    FricRiveting

    Positioning

    of the

    Partners

    Rotating Rivet

    Insertion &

    Polymer Melting

    Plasticizing

    of the Rivet

    & Forging

    Anchoring of the

    forged rivet &

    Joint

    Consolidation

    Time

    Principles of the process

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    Results and Discussions

    5.65

    3.50

    4 mm 5.30

    4.80

    Glass fiber woven is shifted to about 45 degrees to the

    upper face of the composite

    Fiber network remains in contact with the rivet shaft

    Reduced amount of thermal flaws

    4 mm

    Ti alloy / GFR PEI: Microstructure

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    Al 2024 / PEI :Tensile Strength (Avg. Curve of 5 Samples)

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    Fmax= 9,7 0,7 kNJoint Strength Rivet

    Strength

    FricRiveting

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    FricRiveting

    v

    v

    Smaller Plunge Depth (heat input)

    Larger Plunge Depth (heat input)

    L. Blaga, S.T. Amancio-Filho et al. ANTEC 2012

    Ti alloy / GFR PEI :Tensilestrength

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    Al 2024 / PEI : Lap Shear Strength (avg. of 5 samples, ASTM D5961)

    Rm= 77,5 0,1 MPaShear Strength 70% of

    PEI plaquePAGE 21

    FricRiveting

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    Current Developments

    Lap-shear specimen

    Avg. lap shear strength of 200 MPa Failure through shear of the metallic rivet

    Friction riveted have similar behavior and

    mechanical performance as bolted joints!

    Ti alloy / GFR PEI : Lap Shear Strength (ASTM D5961)

    Bolted specimen

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    Current Investigations

    FricRiveting

    Medical Polymers / Ti alloys(HZG-CCDM)

    Automotive Plastics / Al alloys(C. Rodrigues, MSc-Thesis)

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    Current Investigations

    FricRiveting

    Modelling of Mech. Properties(M. Borges, MSc-Thesis)

    GFRP / Ti alloys(L. Blaga, Postdoc)

    Temperature Modelling

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    Friction Spot Welding

    of Thermoplastics

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    Friction Spot Welding

    Principles

    FS W f PA 66 CF Mi t t

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    Weld Line

    Joel Gonalves 10.02.12

    Breaking and

    reorientation of

    the fibers

    FSpW of PA 66-CF - Microstructure

    Structure of the

    CF laminate

    Broken Fibers

    FS W f PA 66 CF M h P ti

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    Rotation

    (rpm)

    Plunge

    Depth(mm)

    Plunge

    Time (s)

    Retracting

    Time (s)

    Pressure

    (bar)

    Holding Force

    Time(s)

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    Surface Finishing

    Fracture Surface

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    Lower

    Upper Lower

    FSpW of PA 66-CF Mech. Properties

    Mechanical Properties

    Friction-based Spot Welding of

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    Current InvestigationsFriction Stir /Stir Spot Welding

    and FSpW of PMMA

    (P. Oliveira, MSc-Thesis)

    Friction Spot Welding ofPA 6 / PA66-CF

    (J. Gonalves, MSc-Thesis)

    Friction based Spot Welding of

    Thermoplastics / CRFP

    PA6

    PA6

    PA6

    PA66-CF

    PA66-CF

    PA66-CF

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    Friction Spot Joining

    of

    Metal-Composite Structures

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    Friction Spot Joining of

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    European Pat. Appl. EP 09015014

    Shallow tool plunges (0,2-0,3 mm)

    Metallic material is heated up and formed locally Joint achieved by adhesion forces (consolidated polymer) and

    mechanical interlocking (metallic nub)

    Distinction Prize (Sonderwrdigung), 2011

    Friction Spot Joining of

    Composite-Metal Joints

    Friction Spot Joining of

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    claded aluminium layer

    Cross sectional view of the joining partners

    S. Goushegir, S.T. Amancio-Filho HZG, 2011

    Alclad 2024-T3 / PPS-CF

    Microstructure

    p g

    Composite-Metal Joints

    claded aluminium layer

    fibers covered by the

    claded aluminium layer

    Friction Spot Joining of

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    fibers attached to the

    aluminium surface

    Avg. lap shear resistance (ASTM

    D352896) :

    2570 N (40 MPa)

    (surface treatment: grit paper P1200)

    10 mm

    10 mm

    p g

    Composite-Metal Joints

    Mechanical Performance of FSp Joints

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    Mechanical Performance of FSp Joints

    Attempt to evaluate current strength of FSpJ

    with state-of-the-art joining technologies:

    - Similar geometries and failure mechanisms- Different base materials

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    Al5754

    AZ31

    Al6181

    54MPa

    40MPa(Al2024)

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    Injection Clinching Joining

    (ICJ)

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    Injection Clinching Joining (ICJ)

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    New spot joining process for thermoplastics and metals (HZG

    Patent, DE 10 2005 057 891.8 2005)

    Based on principles from injection moulding, adhesivebonding and staking

    Tooling: Electrical Heating and Frictional Heating

    Prize of PPS-2010 Banff, Canada

    Injection Clinching Joining (ICJ)

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    Frictional heatingElectrical heating

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    Friction based ICJ

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    Friction-based ICJ

    Energy efficient

    Faster cycles

    Simpler tooling

    Main Parameters

    - Rotational speed

    - Joining time

    - Joining pressure

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    Equipment: RSM400

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    Advantages & Limitations

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    Advantages

    Little or absent surface cleaning /preparation.

    Easy accessibility

    Joining is independent of position.

    Short joining cycles (0,5 to 10 s)

    A wide range of materials and can bejoined

    Hermetic sealed joints

    Simple and low cost machinery.Robotic application is also possible

    Joints with good tensile and shearperformance

    Limitations

    Only spot-like joints

    Not applicable for thermoset polymers,without selecting optimized joint

    geometries

    non-reopenable joints

    Minimum thickness of the polymeric

    partner(s). Nevertheless, this can be

    reduced by altering geometry of joint

    Tool wear in FSpW of CFRP

    (not in FSpJ!!!)

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    Advantages & Limitations

    Final Remarks

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    Joinability of Polymer-Metal structures is strongly dependent on the

    level of properties dissimilarity

    Solid-State Joining Processes are innovative technologies for

    environmental friendly and cost effective lightweight design

    The know-how in Polymer-Metal Joining is an asset for the

    increasing market competition in the field of multi-materiallightweight design

    Potential Applications ?

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    Potential Applications ?

    Alternative processes to adhesively bonded, riveted and bolted joints?

    Adequate for joints between TPO and Engineering Plastics and

    Composites (FricRiveting)

    As local reinforcement for bonded structures (FSpJ)?

    As alternative to currently available spot welding (FSpW)

    Input / Feedback from the Automotive Engineering Community!

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