Experimental investigation and modeling of heat transfer during hot stamping (ME 2043/106-1)
Third party funded individual grant
Acronym: ME 2043/106-1
Start date : 01.01.2023
End date : 31.12.2024
Project details
Scientific Abstract
The hot stamping process has been established as a manufacturing process for the production of ultra-high-strength components. The process is based on a martensite transformation when quenching rates exceed a theoretical value of 27 K/s. Investigations have already shown that the process-side parameters can significantly influence the critical cooling rate and thus the resulting microstructure formation. The goal of the research project is to develop a fundamental understanding of the heat transfer mechanisms involved in hot stamping and the dominant influencing variables in order to derive a physically based model. This is the basic prerequisite for the precise representation of all relevant sub-processes in hot stamping and will enable the transfer and application of simulation models and results to thermally assisted material processing methods in the future.
Involved:
Marion Merklein
Project Leader
Andreas Paul Fröba
Project Leader
Franz He
Project Member
Muhammad Saad Idrees
Project Member
Michael Rausch
Project Member
Contributing FAU Organisations:
Institute of Advanced Optical Technologies - Thermophysical Properties (AOT-TP)
Institute of Manufacturing Technology (LFT)
