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Materials Forum, HMI 2014 / page 1
Materials Forum Intelligent-Lightweight Construction
Design examples for lightweight structures with aluminium sandwich technology
Dr.-Ing. Klemens Wesolowski
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Materials Forum, HMI 2014 / page 2
Sandwich Constructions
Physical behaviour
CORE MATERIALS + ALUMINIUM COVER SHEETS
- Stiffness - Thermal insulation - Good thermal conductivity - Acoustic - Pressure resistance - Fire resistance - Energy absorption
Cork
PET foam
Alumiunium Corrugation
Alumiunium Cells
Materials Forum, HMI 2014 / page 3
Production of Sandwich Materials
2 Component–adhesive on bottom sheet
- Top sheet - Next sandwich in batch process - Pressing (e.g. with steel plates)
TAILOR MADE PRODUCTION
- Core layer (e.g. cork) - Adhesive layer
Materials Forum, HMI 2014 / page 4
continuous production process (including core material from coils)
pre-treatment already on the coil corrosion-protection also on the core material use of hotmelt adhesives (polyamide basis)
Metawell® production
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Production of Sandwich Materials
CONTINUOUS PRODUCTION LINE
Processing scheme
Materials Forum, HMI 2014 / page 5
CROSS SECTION of a Metawell® panel
The core material of Metawell® is made of a thin metal corrugation, which is inserted between the cover sheets continuously and without joints.
The corrugated core material has got a hight inherent stiffness through the geometry, adopted from nature.
DESIGN
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Metawell® – the product
Materials Forum, HMI 2014 / page 6
Processing
CONTOUR CUT Similar to Wood
thin cover sheets and large dimensions treatment conforms rather to wood than to metal
Sawing
with circular, compass or belt saws
Milling
Wood-working machines with adapted tools high cutting speed
Laser & Water Jet cutting
With adjusted focusing (slower than milling)
Stamping & Nibbling
one plane back side and compressed front side
Shearing
With conventional hammer shears
Conventional methods of metal-cutting
Materials Forum, HMI 2014 / page 7
SLEEPING CAR RZD – partition walls and compartment doors
Railway Vehicles
Meeting Russian and European fire protection regulations Ready-to-be-installed system Resource-efficient material and full recyclability Ability to withstand up to 200°C→ powder coating
Higher scratch resistance and detergent persistency Weight savings
Reasons for Metawell®
Materials Forum, HMI 2014 / page 8
SLEEPING CAR RZD - DOOR
Design: sandwich panel + profiles + mirrow 1. Milling of the sandwich panels 2. Glueing of profiles onto the panel
Metawell®
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Railway Vehicles
3. Second panel is glued onto profiles 4. Putting into press, where under pressure and heat the glueing process is finished 5. Powder coating of the door, assembly of parts
Materials Forum, HMI 2014 / page 9
SLEEPING CAR RZD – partition wall
Design: sandwich panel + profiles + sheet 1. Cut to size Metawell® Aluflex put into a form
Metawell®
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Railway Vehicles
Aluminium profiles
2. Glue aluminium profiles in pre-milled channels
Materials Forum, HMI 2014 / page 10
SLEEPING CAR RZD – partition wall
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Railway Vehicles
3. Put aluminium sheets with glue on the Metawell® Aluflex and profiles 4. Putting into press, where under pressure and heat the glueing process is finished 5. Powder coating, assembly of the parts
Metawell®
Materials Forum, HMI 2014 / page 11
Railway Vehicles
SLEEPING CAR RZD – partition wall – before and after powder coating
Materials Forum, HMI 2014 / page 12
Metawell® Aluflex bent transversal to the corrugation
Metawell® Aluflex bent parallel to the corrugation
Metawell®
folded in an edging bench
Metawell® bent round on axis transversal to the corrugation e.g. 4–roller bending machine (only for large bending radii)
SHAPING Metawell® Aluflex
Processing
Materials Forum, HMI 2014 / page 13
Designed by PSW / Beamlight Automotive
LONDON SUBWAY seating components
Reasons for the use of Metawell®
high fire protection requirements
stability (against vandalism)
weight savings
Processing
HSC-milling of even panels
folding in an CNC-edging bench
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Folding
Materials Forum, HMI 2014 / page 14
GUMPERT SPORTWAGENMANUFAKTUR “To further improve the passive safety, a crashbox has been integrated into the front section of the Apollo, just like in Formula 1 vehicles.” Metawell® Aluminium crashbox,
partition wall and main-underfloor
Gumpert Apollo
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Photo: Gumpert Sportwagenmanufaktur
Materials Forum, HMI 2014 / page 15
Gumpert Apollo
Processing of the crashbox
CNC-cutting
edging final assembly
In crash situation repeated collapse by folding of the cover sheets between the crests of the corrugation
Functionality of the crashbox
Materials Forum, HMI 2014 / page 16
AIDA, TUNNEL-ELEMENTS curved ceiling elements in the corridors of the latest generation of AIDA-cruise liners
Bending
material: Metawell® Aluflex hl 08-03 / H9.8
connection by riveting or bonding
wet painted surface
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CNC cutting of the Aluflex panelCNC milling of Metawell® Aluflex panel Bending in the formBending in the form
Assemblage of the components
Assemblage of the components
Bended ceiling elements
photo: Ingrid Fiebak
photo: Ingrid Fiebak
Materials Forum, HMI 2014 / page 17
Curved Strutures
Materials Forum, HMI 2014 / page 18
Curved Strutures
Materials Forum, HMI 2014 / page 19
Metawell® Aluflex Bath room Egoist, Foto: Ammonitum
Premium bath
Materials Forum, HMI 2014 / page 20
KTM X-BOW
Puristic, Filterless driving experience
Reasoning CFK
high rigidity combined with low weight complex geometry
Initial situation - CFK-underfloor
BUT…. CFK - considerable production effort - high costs!!!
- more favourable basic version?
CFK replaced by Alu!
Materials Forum, HMI 2014 / page 21
KTM X-BOW
weight 4.4 kg/sqm CNC- mill cutting of the contour and V-groove for folding aluminium profile as reinforcement
Metawell® Alu hl 05-03-05 hl / H10
ALUMINIUM MAIN-UNDERFLOOR
Materials Forum, HMI 2014 / page 22
KTM X-BOW
REAR-DIFFUSOR
two–dimensionally curved geometries are simply to produce milled Metawell® Aluflex is the substructure for bonding with a fitting milled aluminium sheet (0.5 mm) in a form
Metawell® Aluflex hl 05-03 / H9.5 + 0.5 sheet
accurately fitting screw points on the car body gearbox cover (pot gear) special plastic inserts for the screw points of spoilers (peens made of 2 mm aluminium sheet)
DEEP-DRAWN PLASTIC COMPONENTS FOR
Materials Forum, HMI 2014 / page 23
KTM X-BOW
REAR-DIFFUSOR ASSEMBLING
upper and lower part of the form made of wooden frames accurate positioning aids for small inserts Metawell® Aluflex and sheet folow without any stress the geometry predetermined by frames final assembly of peens and edge closing after curing of the adhesive
INSERTION OF COMPONENTS INTO THE FORM
2K-PU (SIKA-Force) speed-up of curing time is possible with temperature: e.g. hot air or heating mats
Bonding System
Materials Forum, HMI 2014 / page 24
ALUMINIUM MAIN-UNDERFLOOR AND REAR-DIFFUSOR
REASONING ALUMINIUM
only minor increase in weight compared to CFK considerable price advantage by practically same performance
Foto: KTM-Sportcar GmbH
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KTM X-BOW
Materials Forum, HMI 2014 / page 25
FORMING AND PANELING ELEMENTS
CONSTRUCTION OF THE SANDWICH individually finished Aluflex and
processed sheet, perfectly stuck
together, after that final assembly
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Railway Vehicles
Materials Forum, HMI 2014 / page 26
Automotive
VW CALIFORNIA
Holz VW T4
reduction in weight to 1/3, gain of storing space (+60 litre)
stiffness and crash safety automotive approval, recycling EU- old vehicle regulation
Metawell® VW T5
CONSTRUCTIVE DESIGN
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Foto: Volkswagen AG photo: Volkswagen AG
ALUMINIUM BUILT-IN FURNITURE Metawell® Aluflex cc 05-02 / H4.7 inside coil-coating, bonded to 0.5 mm cover sheet, outside decorative foil decorative transfer adhesive foil applied on 0.5 mm cover sheet edge endings with aluminium U-profile connection technique: screws with spacer blind rivets, bonding, tongue- and groove system
Materials Forum, HMI 2014 / page 27
Tailor Made – Big Scale
2 Component–adhesive on bottom sheet
Core layer
Sandwich panel
Sandwich panel + floor covering + profiles
Materials Forum, HMI 2014 / page 28
Tailor Made – Big Scale
Materials Forum, HMI 2014 / page 29
Thank you for your attention.
www.metawell.com [email protected]
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