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    AMPSDSM&T

    MultiMulti--Axis Friction Stir WeldingAxis Friction Stir Welding

    andandIntelligent Laser ProcessingIntelligent Laser Processing

    at theat the

    Advanced Materials Processing CenterAdvanced Materials Processing Center

    AEROMAT 2002 ConferenceAEROMAT 2002 Conference

    June 8June 8 -- 14, 200214, 2002

    William ArbegastWilliam ArbegastAdvanced Materials Processing CenterAdvanced Materials Processing Center

    South Dakota School of Mines and TechnologySouth Dakota School of Mines and Technology

    Rapid City, SDRapid City, SD

    Mike SkinnerMike SkinnerAES DivisionAES Division

    MTS Systems CorporationMTS Systems Corporation

    Eden Prairie, MNEden Prairie, MN

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    AMPSDSM&T

    The AMP Center is funded under a grant from the ArmyThe AMP Center is funded under a grant from the ArmyResearch Laboratory (ARL), Aberdeen, MDResearch Laboratory (ARL), Aberdeen, MD

    Our Industrial partner is the AES Division of MTS Systems, Inc.Our Industrial partner is the AES Division of MTS Systems, Inc.Eden Prarie, MNEden Prarie, MN

    Design and fabrication of AMP Center equipmentDesign and fabrication of AMP Center equipment

    The SDSM&T AMP Center technologies will focus onThe SDSM&T AMP Center technologies will focus on Friction Stir Processing (FSP)Friction Stir Processing (FSP)

    Large, multiLarge, multi--axis FSP equipment capable of joiningaxis FSP equipment capable of joining complexcomplexcurvaturecurvatureseams in thick and thinseams in thick and thin--section materialssection materials

    Intelligent Laser Processing (ILP)Intelligent Laser Processing (ILP)

    RoboticRobotic directed metal depositiondirected metal depositionandand laser processinglaser processing equipmentequipmentutilizingutilizing intelligent process controlsintelligent process controls

    Analysis and testingAnalysis and testing

    Capabilities from all SDSM&T engineering departmentsCapabilities from all SDSM&T engineering departments

    The Advanced Materials Processing CenterThe Advanced Materials Processing Center

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    AMPSDSM&T

    SDSM&T AMP Center FacilitiesSDSM&T AMP Center Facilities

    Co-Located Friction Stir and Laser Processing Equipment

    Friction Stir

    ProcessingCell

    Delivery in 3Q02

    Laser

    ProcessingCell

    Delivery in 2Q02

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    AMPSDSM&T

    DevelopDevelopGame ChangingGame ChangingAdvanced Materials ProcessingAdvanced Materials Processing(AMP) Technologies(AMP) Technologies

    PerformPerformCutting EdgeCutting EdgeFriction Stir Processing (FSP) andFriction Stir Processing (FSP) andIntelligent Laser Processing (ILP) Research andIntelligent Laser Processing (ILP) Research andDevelopmentDevelopment

    Facilitate Integration of FSP and ILPFacilitate Integration of FSP and ILPDesign SpaceDesign SpaceIntoIntoProcessing SpaceProcessing Space

    EstablishEstablishInterdisciplinaryInterdisciplinaryFSP and ILP Graduate andFSP and ILP Graduate andUndergraduate Educational OpportunitiesUndergraduate Educational Opportunities

    Enable FSP and ILPEnable FSP and ILPTechnology TransferTechnology TransferInto Local,Into Local,Regional and National InfraRegional and National Infra--structurestructure

    The AMP Center Goal is to:The AMP Center Goal is to:

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    AMPSDSM&T

    MultiMulti--Axis Friction Stir ProcessingAxis Friction Stir Processing

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    AMPSDSM&T

    MultiMulti--Axis Friction Stir ProcessingAxis Friction Stir Processing

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    AMPSDSM&T

    MultiMulti--Axis Friction Stir ProcessingAxis Friction Stir Processing

    Large, sevenLarge, seven--axis working areaaxis working area

    X (39), Y (118), Z (48)X (39), Y (118), Z (48)

    Head: 30Head: 30

    oo

    pitch and 15pitch and 15

    oo

    rollroll Forge (1.25), Pin (1.25)Forge (1.25), Pin (1.25)

    Robust CapabilitiesRobust Capabilities

    20,000 lbf (max)20,000 lbf (max)

    2000 rpm (max)2000 rpm (max)

    50 ipm (max)50 ipm (max)

    315 ft315 ft--lbf torque (max)lbf torque (max)

    Position and load controlPosition and load control

    Precision (.08% F.S.) pressurePrecision (.08% F.S.) pressure

    and position transducersand position transducers Fixed, Adjustable, andFixed, Adjustable, and

    MTS Patented Self ReactingMTS Patented Self ReactingPin Tool modesPin Tool modes

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    AMPSDSM&T

    MTSMTS--ASRPTASRPT

    Trunnion Pin

    Adjustable Self-ReactingPin Tool

    Actuator Housing

    Actuator forAdjustable Pin

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    AMPSDSM&T

    The MTS Design Offers Unique CapabilitiesThe MTS Design Offers Unique Capabilities

    Better than +/Better than +/--50 lbf load control capability over the full 20,00050 lbf load control capability over the full 20,000pound load rangepound load range

    Made possible by MTS HydroMade possible by MTS Hydro--static Bearing technologystatic Bearing technology Sufficient Forge Load for thick section (1) butt jointsSufficient Forge Load for thick section (1) butt joints

    Repeatable loads for thin gage (0.040) lap jointsRepeatable loads for thin gage (0.040) lap joints

    Forge Load and Adjustable Pin actuators are integrated withiForge Load and Adjustable Pin actuators are integrated withinnthe Weld Headthe Weld Head

    Maintains perpendicular forge load in vectored x, y, z, pitch anMaintains perpendicular forge load in vectored x, y, z, pitch and rolld rollspacespace

    Critical requirement for complex contour joints in either fixeCritical requirement for complex contour joints in either fixed pin ord pin oradjustable pin modesadjustable pin modes

    The MTS ASRPT Head design specifically allows for SelfThe MTS ASRPT Head design specifically allows for SelfReacting Pin Tool mode for complex contour configurationsReacting Pin Tool mode for complex contour configurations

    Thin plate lap and butt joints over the full envelopeThin plate lap and butt joints over the full envelope

    Thick plate butt joints over a modified envelopeThick plate butt joints over a modified envelope

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    AMPSDSM&T

    Intelligent Laser ProcessingIntelligent Laser Processing Increasing industrial usageIncreasing industrial usage

    Cutting, welding, forming and bendingCutting, welding, forming and bending

    Heat treatment and annealingHeat treatment and annealing

    MicroMicro--machining and drillingmachining and drilling

    Ideal for surface treatmentsIdeal for surface treatments

    Cladding, coating, and alloyingCladding, coating, and alloying

    Shock peening and dimplingShock peening and dimpling Surface transformationsSurface transformations

    New materials developmentNew materials development

    Net shape manufacturingNet shape manufacturing Direct Metal Deposition (DMD)Direct Metal Deposition (DMD)

    Reclamation of scrap partsReclamation of scrap partsCourtesy LENS Program

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    AMPSDSM&T

    Laser Processing EquipmentLaser Processing Equipment

    Trumpf Nd:YAG Laser (3kW)Trumpf Nd:YAG Laser (3kW)

    Fanuc M16i robot and controllerFanuc M16i robot and controller

    60 reach and 40 horizontal stroke60 reach and 40 horizontal stroke

    Rotary tableRotary table

    Two (2) Metal Powder FeedersTwo (2) Metal Powder Feeders

    Shielding and flow assist gasesShielding and flow assist gases

    Labview Process ControllerLabview Process Controller

    Hand Coded/ Teach PendantHand Coded/ Teach Pendant

    Process Sensors and ControlsProcess Sensors and Controls Geometry, temperature, andGeometry, temperature, and

    positionposition

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    AMPSDSM&T

    Powder FeedersPowder Feeders

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    AMPSDSM&T

    Laser Optics and Control SystemLaser Optics and Control System

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    AMPSDSM&T

    Unique LaserUnique Laser--Powder Calibration SystemPowder Calibration System

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    AMPSDSM&T

    Initial Trials CompletedInitial Trials Completed

    1.0

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    AMPSDSM&T

    Laser Processing of Graded AlloysLaser Processing of Graded Alloys

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    AMPSDSM&T

    Direct manufacturing of high quality

    titanium alloy structures withouttools, dies or forms.

    Material: 3,000 lbs 200 lbs

    Machining: 500 hours 100 hours

    Time: 12 months 2 monthsTooling: $ Millions $ Minimal

    Overall cost savings of 20-50%

    Conventional Additive

    IntroductionLaser Additive Manufacturing

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    AMPSDSM&T

    Direct Metal DepositionDirect Metal Deposition

    http://www.aerometcorp.com/

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    AMPSDSM&T

    Product Design and Development UsingProduct Design and Development UsingDirect Metal DepositionDirect Metal Deposition

    Highly Suitable

    Less Suitable

    Part GeometryAffects Benefits of

    Producing by DLD

    http://www.aerometcorp.com/

    Check

    http://www.aerometcorp.com/applicat.htm

    For Applications Videos

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    AMPSDSM&T

    Benefits of Direct Laser DepositionBenefits of Direct Laser Deposition

    http://www.aerometcorp.com/

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    AMPSDSM&T

    Keel Machining Trials

    Preform

    Model

    Completed

    Preform

    Machining

    Process

    Final Part

    100

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    AMPSDSM&T

    36 inches

    Preform Model

    Machining

    Preform

    Metals Affordability InitiativeLaser Additive Manufacturing

    Ti-6Al-4V F-15 Pylon Rib

    Part Being Machined

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    AMPSDSM&T

    Laser Processing Research OpportunitiesLaser Processing Research Opportunities

    GradedAlloys

    PartsRefurbish

    LaserWelding

    LaserCutting

    LaserMicro

    Machining

    LaserForming

    LaserHardening

    LaserCladding

    LaserDeposition

    LaserDrilling

    LaserProcessing

    ProcessSensors

    NewMaterials

    IntelligentProcess

    ThermalModels

    ProcessModels

    PhaseTransform

    Models

    MaterialsProperties

    CAD/CAMInterface

    Non-DestructiveInspections

    PropertyModels

    EfficientDesigns

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    AMPSDSM&T

    The NSF Friction Stir Processing(FSP) Industry /University

    Cooperative Research Center

    (I/UCRC)

    AMPSDSM&T

    (Proposed)

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    AMPSDSM&T

    I/UCRC - NSF FSP Center

    The Win-Win Solution to Integrated AdvancedMaterials Processing Technology Developments

    UNIVERSITY

    INDUSTRY

    INDUSTRY

    GOVERNMENT

    GOVERNMENT

    AMPSDSM&T

    The Four Top FSP Academic Institutions Join Together in a

    Symbiotic Relationship to Develop the NSF AdvancedMaterials Processing Center

    University of South Carolina

    Brigham Young University University of Missouri - Rolla

    South Dakota Schoolof Mines and Technology

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    AMPSDSM&T

    I/UCRC NSF FSP Center

    The Win-Win Solution Brings TogetherVast FSP Academic Research Experiences

    AMPSDSM&T

    Coupled Thermo- Mechanical-Force Models

    Metal flow and defect formation

    Temperature distributions Constitutive relationships

    Process Parameters vs. Properties

    Room, elevated, and cryogenic strength

    Fracture, fatigue, and corrosion

    Residual stress and texturing

    Process Parameters vs. Microstructure Evolution

    Time, temperature, and strain rates

    Active heating and cooling

    Pin Tools Materials and Pin Tool Designs

    FSP of aluminum, titanium, steel, copper, nickel,

    MMCs Fixed, retractable, bobbin and self-reacting tools

    Post Friction Stir Processing

    Post FSP heat treatment and abnormal grain growth

    Superplastic forming and spin forming

    South Dakota

    School of Mines

    University ofSouth Carolina

    Brigham Young

    University

    University of

    Missouri- Rolla

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    AMPSDSM&T

    I/UCRC NSF FSP Center

    The Win-win Solution Provides for BothStrategic an Operational Planning

    AMPSDSM&T

    Mission Statement:

    To advance the field of Friction Stir Processing science and engineering through research,

    education, and technology exchange among academic, industry, and government

    Friction Stir Processing (FSP) Science and Engineering Fields:

    Friction Stir Joining

    Fusion Weld Replacement

    Friction Spot Joining

    Rivet Replacement

    Post- Friction Stir Processing

    Heat Treatment, Superplasticity, Forming, Machining, Corrosion Protection

    Efficient Structural Designs

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    AMPSDSM&T

    SummarySummary The AMP Center Offers A Unique Opportunity for SDSM&T toThe AMP Center Offers A Unique Opportunity for SDSM&T to

    Develop and Transfer Game Changing TechnologiesDevelop and Transfer Game Changing Technologies

    SDSM&T AMP Center Technology Focus AreasSDSM&T AMP Center Technology Focus Areas Large, MultiLarge, Multi--Axis Friction Stir ProcessingAxis Friction Stir Processing

    Design SpaceDesign Spaceintegration intointegration into Processing SpaceProcessing Space

    Intelligent Laser Processing and Direct Metal Deposition of MateIntelligent Laser Processing and Direct Metal Deposition of Materialsrials

    FSP and ILP/DMD synergistic projectsFSP and ILP/DMD synergistic projects

    The AMP Center will provide to University, Industry, andThe AMP Center will provide to University, Industry, andGovernment FSP and ILP/DMD researchers a coGovernment FSP and ILP/DMD researchers a co--locatedlocatedState of the Art facility for sponsored research projectsState of the Art facility for sponsored research projects

    The AMP Center will Provide SDSM&T Students with Hands OnThe AMP Center will Provide SDSM&T Students with Hands OnPractical Experience with Two Emerging Advanced MaterialsPractical Experience with Two Emerging Advanced MaterialsProcessing TechnologiesProcessing Technologies

    Increased Marketable SkillsIncreased Marketable Skills