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High pressure die casting and lightweight materials

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      • Alloy development for high pressure die casting
      • In-situ reinforcement of Aluminium casting alloys
      • Diamond coating of molds and tools
      • Integral foam molding
      • Integration of piezoceramic modules
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High pressure die casting and lightweight materials


The chair uses a cold-chamber die casting machine Frech DAK 450-54 (4500 kN mold clamping force) with impeller and a dosing robot. This plant is used to deal with casting technology challenges like encasing of sensitive components or producing cellular structures. Numerical methods (Flow-3D cast) are also used.
The alloy development focuses on Aluminium casting alloys, whereby modifications and developments are always carried out in the context of process engineering. Thermodynamical computer simulations (CALPHAD) support the experimental procedure.



⇒ Alloy development for high pressure die casting

⇒ In-situ reinforcement of Aluminium casting alloys

⇒ Diamond coating of molds and tools

⇒ Integral foam molding

⇒ Integration of piezoceramic modules
 

Picture - Cold-chamber die casting machine
Student working with our REM
Microscopepicture - Crack-causing shrinkage hole in the fracture surface of a permanent mold casted part
Chair of Materials Science and Engineering Metals
Martensstr. 5
91058 Erlangen
Germany
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