Search for dissertations about: "Rickard Östlund"
Found 5 swedish dissertations containing the words Rickard Östlund.
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1. Microstructure based modelling of ductile fracture in quench-hardenable boron steel
Abstract : Reduction of fuel consumption and emissions by vehicle weight minimization constitute a major driving force for the development of new materials and manufacturing processes in the automotive industry. Simultaneously formed and quenched boron steel components have higher strength to weight ratio than conventional mild steel components. READ MORE
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2. Modelling and characterisation of fracture properties of advanced high strength steels
Abstract : Growing demands for passenger safety, vehicle performance and fueleconomy is a continuous driving force for the increase in use of advancedhigh strength steels (AHSS) in the automotive industry. Thesesteels area characterised by improved formability and crash worthinesscompared to conventional steel grades. READ MORE
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3. Numerical stress analysis in hybrid adhesive joint with non-linear materials
Abstract : This thesis presents systematic numerical study of stresses in the adhesive of a single-lap joint subjected to various loading scenarios (mechanical and thermal loading). The main objective of this work is to improve understanding of the main material and geometrical parameters determining performance of adhesive joint for the future analysis of failure initiation and development in these structures. READ MORE
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4. Towards 3D modelling of Compression Moulding of SMC
Abstract : The automotive industry is facing ever increasing demands for reduced emissions, and lightweight solutions are thusly required. One field that has significant potential in this regard is composite materials, which can offer a good combination of weight reduction and mechanical properties. READ MORE
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5. Predicting Sheared Edge Characteristics of High Strength Steels
Abstract : An efficient way of reducing CO2 emissions from the transportation sector is to reduce the vehicle weights, i.e. lightweighting. A common strategy for lightweighting of vehicles is to replace the steels used to build structural parts of the vehicle, usually manufactured by metallic sheets, with stronger, advanced high strength steel (AHSS) grades. READ MORE