2013
DOI: 10.1002/mawe.201300048
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Challenge of joining and surface technologies for light weight constructions in automobile applications

Abstract: Zur Senkung des Fahrzeuggewichtes sollen zukünftig warmgewalzte Magnesium‐Blech‐Legierungen wie auch CFK‐Bauteile in die Karosseriestruktur integriert werden. Beide Leichtbaumaterialien sind mit verzinkten Stählen sowie mit Aluminium ohne aufwendige Korrosionsschutzmaßnahmen nicht kombinierbar. Aus elektrochemischen Untersuchungen wird bezüglich der Vorbehandlung von Magnesium eine oxidkeramische Oberflächenausbildung durch plasmachemische Oxydation als aussichtsreich eingeschätzt. Nach dem mechanischen Fügen … Show more

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“…[1] In order to reduce the weight of construction without neglecting its strength and stability and to overcome the disadvantages of FRPs such as low formability, low hardness, and high sensibility during drilling, FRP-metal hybrid components are applied. That is why light metals like Al-or Mg-based materials are increasingly coming into focus of research as potential substitutes for steel.…”
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“…[1] In order to reduce the weight of construction without neglecting its strength and stability and to overcome the disadvantages of FRPs such as low formability, low hardness, and high sensibility during drilling, FRP-metal hybrid components are applied. That is why light metals like Al-or Mg-based materials are increasingly coming into focus of research as potential substitutes for steel.…”
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“…The contact of exposed carbon fibers with metallic materials, inter alia by connection technology in form of bolts, screws or rivets, results in the presence of an aqueous solution to contact corrosion. [10][11][12][13][14] The four essential components of a wet corrosion cell are anode, cathode, electrolyte, and electrical conducting connection. The corrosion of the metal takes place at the anode.…”
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“…The characteristic of the corrosion cell is the accelerated anodic metal dissolution. The contact of exposed carbon fibers with metallic materials, inter alia by connection technology in form of bolts, screws or rivets, results in the presence of an aqueous solution to contact corrosion …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%