Search for dissertations about: "automotive steels"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 26 swedish dissertations containing the words automotive steels.
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1. Very high cycle fatigue of automotive steels : Testing and computation at 20 kHz
Abstract : Mechanical fatigue failure occurs in components subjected to cyclic loading. A crack initiates at critical regions in the component and propagates during repeated loading. The expected fatigue life depends on the level, type and frequency of the loading. READ MORE
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2. Influence of Microstructure on the Machinability of Prehardened Mould Steels
Abstract : Mould steels are mainly employed in moulding of plastic products, and also some metals withlow melting temperature such as magnesium alloys. The ever-growing usage of plastics in theindustry, especially the automotive industry, and in everyday life, has increased the utilizationof mould steels. READ MORE
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3. Simulation of mechanical joining for automotive applications
Abstract : Regarding the use of material, modern lightweight car bodies are becoming more and more complex than previous constructions. The materials nowadays are used for a more specific field of application and more high strength steels are used and also other materials like aluminium, stainless steel, reinforced polymers are used more frequent. READ MORE
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4. Thermodynamic investigation of systems related to TWIP steels
Abstract : The world is facing serious challenges regarding environmental issues. Carbon dioxide levels increase every day. In an attempt to decrease carbon emissions the automotive industry searches for lighter, stronger materials. TWinning Induced Plasticity (TWIP) steels show an impressive combination of strength and ductility. READ MORE
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5. High Temperature Corrosion of Cast Irons and Steels
Abstract : During the last decades, tougher competition and stiffer government policies have forced the automotive industry into a race for safer, cleaner and more fuel-efficient vehicles at low cost. As a consequence, exhaust systems should resist to increased working temperatures. READ MORE