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    Metallic Foams II:Properties and Applications

    John Banhart

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    Metallic Foams II Properties & Applications

    What is a metal foam?

    high porosity: > 80%

    closed cells

    usually quite irregular

    metallic matrix: mostly Al alloy

    60 mm

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    Properties

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    Properties of cellular metals - overview

    class Property Observable

    mechanical Elastic behaviour Youngs modulus E

    Shear modulus G

    Anelastic behaviour Loss factor Plastic behaviour Compressive/tensile strength c

    Shear strength tBending strength bEnergy absorption Eabs

    electrical Electrical conduction Electrical conductivity thermal Thermal expansion

    Thermal conduction

    Expansion coefficient

    Thermal conductivity

    acoustic Sound absorption Sound absorption coeffiecient ()aero- / hydro-

    dynamic

    Flow properties Filter parameters ,

    }static/

    dynamic

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    Behaviour of aluminium foams under compression

    0 20 40 60 800

    10

    20

    30

    40

    50

    60

    70 =0.39 g/cm3

    =0.44 g/cm3

    =0.54 g/cm3

    =0.58 g/cm3

    Spannung

    (

    MPa)

    Stauchung (%)

    AlSi6Cu4 foams

    varyingdensity

    40 x 40 x 40 mm3

    2 face sheets

    F

    strain (%)

    stress(MPa)

    Extended plateau regimeat high stresses

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    Deformation of aluminium alloy foam

    Ductile foam Brittle foam

    video video

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    Micro-mechanisms Cell wall buckling and shearing

    c

    Buckle

    0% strain25.3% strain

    distortion

    distortion&

    shearing

    Mixture of cell distortion andshear observed

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    Micro-mechanisms fatigue cracks

    cracks

    a b

    SEM pictures of foam cellstaken after 4% deformation ofthe foam

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    Deformation of metallic foams

    Foams can be loaded in threeprincipal modes:

    Free foam Some studies available: see Ashby book

    and more recent papers

    Foam in conjunction with section orface sheets

    Some studies available, see e.g. Hansen

    and Langseth Foam in section, but load only on foam:

    section acts as constraint only No study so far

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    Deformation with and without constraint

    constraint

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    Steel sleeve (right) and aluminium block (left)used for conducting tests with constraint

    Lateral constraint

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    Sample 2 X-ray radiography

    unstrained 28% static strain

    quasi-static testing with constraint

    video video

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    Effect of constraint on static compression behaviour

    * Kolluri et al., Met. Mat. Trans 38A, 2006 (2007)

    Constraint induces strain hardening through- triaxial nature of stress- friction between constraint walls and foam.

    *=10.2%

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    Definition of problem

    all solid all solid

    T

    t

    liquid

    solid

    Problem with solution heat treatment:heat in foam has to be conducted through face sheetquenching in water not feasible water intrusion +warpinglow quenching rate insufficientT6 not achievablequestion: can some degree of age hardening be reached starting from a notperfectly quenched state? T5

    natural cooling

    forced cooling

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    Heat treatment of AFS

    57,9

    87,7

    115,2

    0

    20

    40

    60

    80

    100

    120

    Hardness(HV)

    As

    Fabricated

    T5-Heat

    treated

    T6-Heat

    treated

    Conditions

    Micro-hardnessdifferent heat treatments

    6082 face sheet of AFS

    T

    natural cooling t natural cooling+age hardening =T5

    t tforced cooling+age hardening=T6

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    Applications

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    densitystiffness

    light-weightconstruction

    strengthshape - curve

    energyabsorption

    mechanical dampingthermal conductivityacoustic properties

    dampinginsulationbifunctional

    application

    ideal

    multifunctionalapplication

    Application fields for aluminium foams

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    Comparison: dense metal vs. foamed metal

    foam

    5

    dense sheet1

    foam is much stiffer

    than sheet at samemass

    foam core sandwich panel

    optimisation

    waffle plate

    is stiffer

    same mass

    and same height

    M.F. Ashby et al., Metal Foams - A Design Guide, p. 139

    waffel plate

    optimisation

    (or honeycomb,stringer stiffened structure )

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    Advantage for AFS in some cases

    but .....

    Other aspects relevant for comparison:

    manufacture of complex shapes (3D) possible

    cost

    elastic limit

    failure mode

    damage tolerance

    integration into systemjoining technologyother aspects, e.g. mechanical, acoustic electromagnetic

    damping ...

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    Aluminium Foam Sandwich panels (AFS)

    steel face sheets

    Al foam core

    dense face sheets

    (Al, steel, Ti) 30 cm

    IFAM

    alm

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    AFS development

    12 x 8 cm

    AFS prototype1992

    AFS production2007area 200

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    Metal foam + dense metal = composite

    Alulight

    F. Simank

    IFAM

    HKB

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    0 10 20 30 40 50 60 700

    10

    20

    30

    40

    50

    60

    70

    porosity 87%

    porosity 83%

    stress[MPa]

    strain (%)

    AlCu4

    0,0

    0,4

    0,8

    1,2

    1,6

    2,0

    2,4

    stress[MPa]

    PE

    compare

    polyethylen foam (PE)

    metal foam (AlCu4)

    about samerelative density

    Al-foam stronger:30

    Compression behaviour of foams

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    Absorption of mechanical energy by metal foam

    0 5 10 15 20 25 30 350

    20

    40

    60

    80

    100

    ideal absorberfor 60 kN maximum force

    Eabs

    =1500 J

    absorbed energyat 25 mm deformation length

    =1300 Jdeforma

    tionforce[kN]

    deformation length [mm]

    efficiency = 87%

    video

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    Compression strength as a function of density

    F

    F

    I

    II0,1 0,2 0,4 0,6 0,8 1

    11

    2

    4

    68

    1010

    20

    n=1,890,08

    n=1,670,18

    x2

    strength[MPa]

    density [g/cm3]

    orientation I

    orientation II

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    Application idea: front impact absorber

    impact energy is absorbed incrash box before longitudinalmember is deformed

    exchangeable elementsfacilitate repair after low-

    velocity crashs and reducecosts

    Patent-OS DE 1-95.02 307, Gerhardi& Cie.

    light-weight

    construction

    energy

    absorption

    patent

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    Front impact energy absorber for COMBINO tram car

    Schunk Siemens - Hbner

    600 mmSer

    ial a

    pplic

    atio

    n!

    light-weight

    construction

    energy

    absorption

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    Stiffener in door sill

    Serial a

    pplic

    atio

    n!

    Alulight

    light-weight

    construction

    energy

    absorption

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    Support structure of a telescope working platform

    Euro-B drivers licence less than 3500 kg total weight

    25 m workingheight11 m outreach

    Seria

    l app

    lication

    !

    100

    parts/

    year

    light-weight

    construction

    +legislation

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    Support structure of a telescope working platform

    EURO B25 T

    mass 110 kg

    height 2441 mm

    50% lighter than steel arm

    production volume: 60-100 pc./yr.

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    Manufacture of support structure

    6 AFS panels, sawed to shapewelded to each other by MIG+TIGAFS rim sealed with Al sheetsinset glued into hole

    AFS

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    Life cycle test of support structure

    Test rig

    Cyclic

    multiaxial load:

    100 kN ||c14 kN

    Requirement:N = 40.000

    Result:

    no cracksup to

    N = 100.000

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    Alimex high precision plates

    Alimex is manufacturer of highprecision low residual stressaluminiumplates

    ACP series: cast plates

    AMP series rolled plates

    New:

    AFP: foamed AFS plate

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    Alimex high precision plates

    Properties

    face sheets: 5083 alloy, 6 mm thick

    foam density: 0.4 g/cm3

    AFS: 2000 x 1000 mm; 30 to 60 mm thick

    Advantages

    light70 to 50% (w.r.t. Al) stiffness 8%

    cost+30%

    weldable, application temperature range -220 to 540C

    Applications (as given by )

    metrology

    platforms for milling machines and tooling

    fire protection in trains and ships

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    Ariane rocket cone: prototype assembly.

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    Test facilities for Ariane rocket cone

    Test Load up to 10 t normal to cone

    10 t in plane of the upper ring

    0.03 mm elastic deformation (15% too high)

    Status: optimisation necessary

    prototyp

    e

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    Bicycle crank arm (Prototype)

    Conventional Al crank arm: 313 g, 7g lighter than 2nd lightest product

    AFS crank arm: 222 g =30%

    direct substitution, design adapted to AFS will further improve

    Forged

    6062

    AFS prototyp

    e

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    strain (%)

    Crash element in safety guard

    Serial production of safety relevantpart in Audi Q7 pikes peak

    Limits forces to 1.5 kN at50% deformation (of 73 mm)

    stress(MPa)

    Serial

    applic

    atio

    n!

    100,000

    parts

    /yea

    r

    light-weight

    construction

    energy

    absorption

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    Application idea based on strength and damping

    IFAM Bremen

    Gear-wheel with ananti-vibration layer of

    aluminium foam

    light-weight

    construction

    damping

    insulation

    prototyp

    e

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    Truck cabin

    weight reduction > 30%increase in stiffness > 15 %better crash behaviour

    AFS-based

    total mass

    220 kg

    Steel-based

    total mass

    294 kg

    light-weight

    construction

    energy

    absorption

    prototyp

    e

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    Truck cabin - individual parts

    AFS-PartsAFS-Parts

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    Engine bracket for BMW

    light-weight

    construction

    energy

    absorption

    damping

    insulation

    prototyp

    e

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    CASTOR containers for radioactive waste

    Container after falling from 9m height

    prototyp

    e

    light-weight

    construction

    energy

    absorption

    + non-inflammability

    damping

    insulation

    video

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    Functional applications for open-cell structures (1)

    sound damper

    heat exchanger

    transpiration cooler

    slip surfaces

    Al (infiltrated)soft slide

    AlSi20Fe5Ni2hard matrix

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    Applications:

    catalyst support

    oxidation resistant structures,filtration

    bio-compatible implant structures

    cell Size: 0.2-2.5mm /s: 2-10%

    Functional applications for open cell structures (2)

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    Landscape of metal foam research

    Processing of metal foams

    manufacture of partsnewprocessing opportunities

    Metal foam propertiesmechanical behaviourfunctional properties

    Structure of metal foamsTopologyCell parameter distributions

    Physics of metal foamingstabilisationkinetics...

    SPrelationships

    knowledge

    materials

    requirementsquestions

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    M.F. Ashby, A.G. Evans, N.A. Fleck,L.J. Gibson, J.W. Hutchinson, H.N.G. WadleyMetal Foams - A Design GuideButterworth-Heinemann (2000)

    J. Banhart, M.F. Ashby, N.A. Fleck: MetFoam1999J. Banhart, M.F. Ashby, N.A. Fleck: MetFoam2001J. Banhart, N.A. Fleck, A. Mortensen: MetFoam2003H. Nakajima, N. Katetake: Metfoam2005L.-P. Lefebvre, J. Banhart, D. Dunand: Metfoam2007

    What to read

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    Where to go in the internet and in the real world?

    http://www.metalfoam.net

    [email protected]

    6th International ConferenceMetFoam2009

    Bratislava, 2.-4.9.2009

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    Work at the department Materials

    The team comprises 4 working groups:

    metal foams, microstructure, imaging, scattering

    About 25 researchers

    1 Professor, 2 Lecturers, 6 Senior scientists, 4 Postdocs, 8 PhDstudents, 4 Diploma/MSc students + Students

    + 5 Technicians, 1 Secretary

    We offer open positions onhttp://www.hmi.de/bereiche/SF/SF3/job_opportunities/index_en.htm

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    Thank you!

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