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Thermoplastische, rollgeformte Profile in Hybridbauweise 2 - TroPHy2

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Kap. 2 präsentiert den Stand der Technik zu hybriden Werkstoffen. Nach einer kurzen Einführung (Abschn. 2.1.1) zu allgemeinen Anwendungen von Hybridlaminaten stellen die teilnehmenden Partner ihre projektrelevanten laufenden oder bereits abgeschlossenen Forschungsarbeiten vor (Abschn. 2.1.2). Grundlegende Aspekte, die das Projekt TroPHy2 im Folgenden berücksichtigt, sind die Fügetechnik (Abschn. 2.1.3), die Anbindung zwischen Faserkunststoffverbunden (FKV) und Metallen (Abschn. 2.1.4) und das Eigenspannungs- sowie Verformungsverhalten in Hybridlaminaten (Abschn. 2.1.5). Recherchen zu Simulationsmethoden (Abschn. 2.1.6) sowie die Fertigung von Hybridlaminaten (Abschn. 2.1.7) insbesondere im Rollformverfahren (Abschn. 2.1.8) liefern weiteren wichtigen Input für das Projekt.

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Assing, H. et al. (2021). Wissenschaftlicher und technischer Stand zu Beginn des Vorhabens. In: Wiedemann, M. (eds) Thermoplastische, rollgeformte Profile in Hybridbauweise 2 - TroPHy2. Zukunftstechnologien für den multifunktionalen Leichtbau. Springer Vieweg, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-62355-8_2

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