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2016Schlagwort
660 Chemische Verfahrenstechnik, Technische Chemie ProzessinnovationSchweißenQualitätFügenMetadata
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Konferenzveröffentlichung
Development of a Flexible Polymer Joining Center Capable of Performing Multiple Joining Processes Using Different Methods in a Single Cycle
Zusammenfassung
Goal of this research and innovation project is the implementation of a flexible polymer joining center as a prototype machine integrating different friction welding methods. This prototype joining cell combines (a) flexibility by being capable of performing joining processes in any order in a single flow with (b) modularity by integrating unified interfaces for exchanging joining modules, and (c) scalability by offering a wide range of setups for smaller to larger work pieces. Corresponding interfaces to up- and downstream processes enable implementation in fully automated environments.
This paper will give a brief overview of the introduced technology and its current project status, and present results from first welding experiments, mainly investigating reproducibility of welding results, and give an indication of overall welding quality potential.
This paper will give a brief overview of the introduced technology and its current project status, and present results from first welding experiments, mainly investigating reproducibility of welding results, and give an indication of overall welding quality potential.
Zitierform
In: Society of Plastics Engineers (Hrsg.): ANTEC® 2016 - Proceedings of the Technical Conference & Exhibition, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA May 23-25, 2016. Society of Plastics Engineers: 2016, S. 1325-1328; isbn:978-0-692-71961-9, eisbn:978-1-5231-0602-8Zitieren
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2022-06-08T12:12:22Z 2022-06-08T12:12:22Z 2016 doi:10.17170/kobra-202205276246 http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/13910 eng Society of Plastics Engineers Namensnennung 4.0 International http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ 660 Development of a Flexible Polymer Joining Center Capable of Performing Multiple Joining Processes Using Different Methods in a Single Cycle Konferenzveröffentlichung Goal of this research and innovation project is the implementation of a flexible polymer joining center as a prototype machine integrating different friction welding methods. This prototype joining cell combines (a) flexibility by being capable of performing joining processes in any order in a single flow with (b) modularity by integrating unified interfaces for exchanging joining modules, and (c) scalability by offering a wide range of setups for smaller to larger work pieces. Corresponding interfaces to up- and downstream processes enable implementation in fully automated environments. This paper will give a brief overview of the introduced technology and its current project status, and present results from first welding experiments, mainly investigating reproducibility of welding results, and give an indication of overall welding quality potential. open access Heim, Hans-Peter Jarka, Stefan Geck, Jan-Michael Prozessinnovation Schweißen Qualität Fügen publishedVersion 2016-05-23 Indianapolis ANTEC® 2016 - Proceedings of the Technical Conference & Exhibition, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA May 23-25, 2016 Society of Plastics Engineers isbn:978-0-692-71961-9 eisbn:978-1-5231-0602-8 1325-1328 false ANTEC 2016
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