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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Výroba odlitků z elektrovodné mědi / Manufacture of castings from electrical copper

Janský, Vojtěch January 2018 (has links)
The goal of this thesis is to verify influence of conditions of metallurgical treatment, used foundry technology and conditions of solidification on electrical conductivity of pure copper castings. The experiment part observe differenec between alloy melting under normal pressure and in a vacuum and betwwen casting provided with chill, insulation and natural enviroment of mould.
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ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING OF PURE COPPER USING ELECTRON BEAM MELTING (EBM)

Chinnappan, Prithiv Kumar, Shanmugam, Vishal January 2022 (has links)
Pure copper (Cu) has the properties of high optical reflectivity and surface tarnishing as well as excellent thermal and electrical conductivity. Accordingly, laser-based additive manufacturing (AM) techniques confront various difficulties to produce thismaterial. In contrast, the electron beam melting (EBM) process is paving to become an excellent method to manufacture AM parts from such materials. This is since theelectron beam is not influenced by the optical reflectivity of the material. Furthermore, EBM works under vacuum that can protect the powder material from oxidization. In addition, the high working temperature and preheating process for each layer canensure a uniform heat input and a much lower cooling rate. Hence, the EBM processcan significantly prevent the parts from delamination failure caused by residual stress. Accordingly, this research work is intended to investigate the EBM processability and geometrical freedom/accuracy of EBM made copper components. The 99.95% pure Cu powder with a particle size range of 45-100μm are used to produce samples. All the samples are built with a certain layer thickness of 50μm with altering parameters, including the processing temperature, line offset, focus offset, beamspeed, and beam current. It is found that the processing temperature of 500°C leadsto low density and severe lateral melting/sintering. Accordingly, the temperature is lowered to 450°C, 400°C, 350°C, and 310°C to control the excessive lateral melting. Since dense parts could only be produced above 400°C, this work focuses on developing 400°C processing temperature with different line offset, focus offset, beamspeed, and beam current. However, it is observed that the processing window of the EBM process is rather narrow, too high or too low energy input could both result in a porous part with severe distortion. After many experimental optimizations runs, the combination of the optimum parameters is reached which can deliver parts with over 99% density and a good geometrical stability. After optimization, the benchmark partsare designed and manufactured according to electrical and thermal applications (using the optimum parameters). Afterwards, the corresponding geometrical freedomand accuracy of the copper components made by EBM is assessed and discussed. / Ren koppar (Cu) har egenskaper som hög optisk reflektivitet och ytans anlöning samt utmärkt termisk och elektrisk ledningsförmåga. Följaktligen möter laserbaserad additiv tillverkning (additive manufacturing, AM) olika svårigheter när det gäller att producera detta material. Däremot är elektronstrålesmältning ("electron beam melting", EBM) på väg att bli en utmärktmetod för att tillverka AM-delar av sådana material. Detta beror på att elektronstrålen inte påverkas av materialets optiska reflektivitet. Dessutom arbetar EBM under vakuum som kan skydda pulvermaterialet från oxidering. Dessutom kan den höga arbetstemperaturen och förvärmningsprocessen för varje lager säkerställa en jämn värmetillförsel och en mycket lägre kylningshastighet. EBM-processen kan därför i hög grad förhindra att delamineringsfel orsakade av restspänningar uppstår. Syftet med detta forskningsarbete är därför att undersöka EBM-processbarheten och den geometriska friheten/precisionen hos EBM tillverkade kopparkomponenter. Det 99,95 % rena Cu-pulvret med ett partikelstorleksområde på 45-100 μm används för att producera prover. Alla prover är byggda med en viss tjocklek på 50 μm med ändrade parametrar, inklusive bearbetningstemperatur, linjeförskjutning, fokusförskjutning, strålhastighet och strålström. Det har visat sig att bearbetningstemperaturen på 500°C leder till låg densitet och allvarlig lateral smältning/sintring. Följaktligen sänks temperaturen till 450°C, 400°C, 350°C och 310°C för att kontrollera den överdrivna laterala smältningen. Eftersom täta delar endast kunde produceras över 400°C, fokuserar detta arbete på att utveckla 400°C bearbetningstemperatur med olika linjeförskjutning, fokusförskjutning, strålhastighet och strålström. Det observeras dock att bearbetningsfönstret för EBMprocessen är ganska smalt, för hög eller för låg energitillförsel kan båda resultera i en porösdel med allvarlig förvrängning. Efter många experimentella optimeringskörningar uppnås kombinationen av de optimala parametrarna som kan leverera delar med över 99% densitet och en god geometrisk stabilitet. Efter optimering designas och tillverkas benchmarkdelarna i enlighet med elektriska och termiska applikationer (med optimala parametrar). Därefter bedöms och diskuteras motsvarande geometriska frihet och noggrannhet hos kopparkomponenterna tillverkade av EBM.
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Développement d'un modèle d'efforts de coupe multi-opérations et multi-matériaux. Application au tournage du cuivre pur dans différents états métallurgiques. / Multi-operation and multi-material cutting force modelling. Application to turning of pure copper in different metallurgical states.

Campocasso, Sébastien 29 November 2013 (has links)
La modélisation des efforts de coupe en usinage est nécessaire pour prédire certaines caractéristiques de la pièce usinée comme sa géométrie, son état de surface ou encore l'intégrité de la matière en sub-surface.Les nombreux modèles d'efforts de coupe déjà développés sont souvent appliqués dans le cas d'opérations d'usinage simples, ce qui limite leur diffusion vers le milieu industriel, alors qu'il existe un réel besoin de modélisation d'opérations d'usinage complexes et variées, et prenant en compte d'éventuels changements métallurgiques au niveau du matériau usiné.L'objectif de ces travaux est de proposer un modèle d'efforts de coupe appliqué à toute opération de tournage d'une part et considérant certaines propriétés mécaniques du matériau usiné d'autre part.Concernant l'aspect multi-opérations, un modèle géométrique utilisant des transformations homogènes a été développé et permet de décrire à la fois la trajectoire et la géométrie de l'outil. Les effets de paramètres originaux, tels que le diamètre de la pièce, l'angle de direction d'arête et le rayon de bec, sont étudiés, notamment à l'aide de nouvelles configurations de coupe élémentaires. La prise en compte de ces paramètres dans les relations de coupe locales permet finalement d'améliorer la simulation des efforts de coupe lors d'un contournage.L'approche utilisée pour l'aspect multi-matériaux consiste à modifier progressivement le matériau usiné. Ainsi, le matériau initial, le cuivre pur, a été étudié dans différents états métallurgiques, obtenus par des traitements thermo-mécaniques. En particulier, le procédé d'extrusion coudée à aires égales (ECAE) a été utilisé afin d'écrouir le matériau dans la masse. Ainsi, trois matériaux aux caractéristiques mécaniques différentes mais conservant plusieurs caractéristiques communes (thermiques notamment) ont pu être comparés en termes d'efforts de coupe. Les coefficients des relations de coupe sont finalement mis en regard des propriétés mécaniques obtenues par des essais de traction et de compression à grande vitesse. / The cutting forces have to be known as accurately as possible in order to predict the characteristics of the workpiece as the geometry, the roughness or the material integrity.Numerous models have been yet developed; however, the majority cannot be used for the various industrial cutting operations and remain confined for a single machined material.The objective of this study is to develop a cutting forces model applied to any turning operation and taking into account some mechanical characteristics of the machined material.First, a geometrical model based on homogeneous transformations is presented. Then, the effects of some parameters, like the workpiece diameter, the cutting edge angle and the nose radius, are studied by using new cutting configurations, in order to improve the cutting laws.The multi-material aspect is approached by modifying the metallurgical state with thermo-mechanical treatments, especially by using the equal channel angular extrusion process in order to harden the material in the mass. Finally, the coefficients of the local cutting relations are compared to mechanical characteristics obtained from tensile and high compression tests.

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