cross section crash boxes
cross section crash boxes
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LIST OF FIGURES<br />
Figure Page<br />
Figure 1. 1. The body in white structure of Super Light Car, with approximately<br />
32% reduction in weight. ............................................................................. 2<br />
Figure 1. 2. The probability of the collision occurrence in a passenger car. ................... 3<br />
Figure 1. 3. Bumper, <strong>crash</strong> box, engine and chassis positions in a 2009 model<br />
Ford Mondeo. ............................................................................................... 3<br />
Figure 1. 4. Commercial <strong>crash</strong> <strong>boxes</strong> in various geometries. .......................................... 4<br />
Figure 2. 1. General application areas of metal foams. ................................................... 6<br />
Figure 2. 2. Schematic representation of a) an open and b) an closed cell cellular<br />
structure ....................................................................................................... .7<br />
Figure 2. 3. The production methods of cellular metallic structures. ............................. 8<br />
Figure 2. 4. Foaming melts by gas injection. ................................................................... 9<br />
Figure 2. 5. The preferred particle volume fraction and particle size for the<br />
stabilization of Al-SiC foam ...................................................................... 10<br />
Figure 2. 6. Alporas foaming process. ........................................................................... 11<br />
Figure 2. 7. Variation of viscosity with stirring time in Alporas foaming<br />
process. ....................................................................................................... 11<br />
Figure 2. 8. Typical cellular structure of Alporas foam................................................. 12<br />
Figure 2. 9. Schematic of the foaming powder compact process. ................................. 13<br />
Figure 2. 10. Manufacturing cost of three methods of Al foam processing based<br />
on the production volume ........................................................................... 14<br />
Figure 2. 11. (a) Schematic of foamable precursor preparation in ARB process<br />
and (b) gradual dispersion of blowing agent particles in the rolling<br />
cycles .......................................................................................................... 15<br />
Figure 2. 12. Laser assisted foamed Al; (a) side <strong>cross</strong>-<strong>section</strong> of laser heating and<br />
(b) foamed Al compacts: Laser: cw CO2. Processing parameters: P<br />
= 5kW; Ar = 30 l/min; Processing speed (V) = (B-a): 2 m/min; (B-<br />
b): 0.8 m/min; (B-c): 0.4 m/min ................................................................. 16<br />
Figure 2. 13 Typical uniaxial compression stress-strain curve of a foam showing<br />
the linear elastic, stress plateau and densification regions ......................... 17<br />
x