Production of metal matrix nano-composite material for housing of airplane or car, comprises producing pressed part from raw materials and nano-particles, introducing the pressed part into metallic melt, and ultrasonic-treating the melt

Publication: DE102007044565A1
Published: 2009-04-02
Family Size: 2
Granted: Yes (1/2)

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This patent describes a method for producing metal matrix nano-composite (MMNC) materials, specifically designed for use in housings of airplanes or cars. The process involves creating a pressed part from a mixture of powdered metals and strengthening nano-particles, immersing it in a metallic melt, using ultrasonic treatment to ensure an even distribution, and then cooling the mixture for crystallization to form a strong, homogenous material.

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  • Manufacturing lightweight and strong housings for airplanes
  • Producing durable car chassis or body panels
  • Creating high-strength metal components for other vehicles, such as trains or ships
  • Developing improved materials for aerospace and automotive structural parts
  • Fabricating advanced industrial parts requiring enhanced mechanical properties

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  • Increases the strength-to-weight ratio of metal components, leading to lighter and more fuel-efficient vehicles
  • Enhances uniformity and durability of the produced composite material through ultrasonic treatment
  • Allows for precise control of nano-particle distribution, improving overall material performance
  • Improves resistance to wear, fatigue, and environmental conditions
  • Enables scaling up of advanced composite manufacturing for critical applications in the automotive and aerospace industries

Technical Classifications (CPCs)

Main Classifications

Chemistry & Materials Science

Manufacturing & Transport

Sub Classifications

Casting & Powder Metallurgy

Metallurgy & Alloys (Non-Ferrous)

CPC Codes

B22F3/02C22C1/1005C22C1/1036C22C32/0036C22C32/0063

Inventors & Applicants

Applicants

Helmholtz Zent B Mat & Energ

Patent Abstract

The method for producing a metal matrix nano-composite (MMNC) material for housing of e.g. airplane or car, comprises producing a pressed part from a mixture containing powdered raw materials for the metal matrix and strengthening nano-particles embedded in the matrix, introducing the pressed part into a metallic melt, which contains the raw materials, where the temperature of the melt is adjusted to the solidus temperature of the alloy, subjecting the melt to an ultrasonic treatment to obtain a homogeneous melt, and cooling the melt for crystallization. The method for producing a metal matrix nano-composite (MMNC) material for housing of e.g. airplane or car, comprises producing a pressed part from a mixture containing powdered raw materials for the metal matrix and strengthening nano-particles embedded in the matrix, introducing the pressed part into a metallic melt, which contains the raw materials, where the temperature of the melt is adjusted to the solidus temperature of the alloy, subjecting the melt to an ultrasonic treatment to obtain a homogeneous melt, and cooling the melt for crystallization. The mixture for the production of the pressed part is subjected to a temperature treatment with little vacuum at 600[deg] C and is exposed to a pressure of 100-500 MPa to guide to its consolidation. The volume ratio of the powdered raw materials and the powdered nano particles is 1:10 to 1:2. The ultrasonic treatment takes place at 20 kHz and amplitude of 50 mu m in the crystallization phase. An independent claim is included for a metal matrix nano-composite material.

Key Information

Publication No.

DE102007044565A1

Family ID

40384072

Publication Date

2009-04-02

Application No.

DE102007044565A

Application Date

2007-09-07

Priority Date

2007-09-07

Granted

Yes (1/2)

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