Launch Of A New Class of 3 rd Generation Cold Formable AHSS
- 2018-11-05 09:52:00
- LUQIMENG Original
- 2840
? History / Technological Breakthroughs
? Current Status
o NanoSteel 3 rd Generation AHSS Technology
? Enabling Structures and Mechanisms
o Performance Characteristics
? Tensile Properties
? Bend Performance
? Bi-Axial Performance
? Forming Limit Diagram
o Novel Performance Characteristics
? Local Formability at Hole Expansion
? Draw ability & Hydrogen Assisted Delayed Cracking Resistance
	
                    
	
	
                    
	
                    
NanoSteel’s Advanced High-Strength Sheet steels are designed for production in conventional steel mills using existing technology.
NanoSteel 3 rd Generation AHSS Technology
	
                    
	
                    
	
                    
	
                    
Performance Characteristics
	
                    
	
                    
	
                    
	
                    
Novel Performance Characteristics
	
	Controlled by:
                    ? Hole Preparation e.g. die clearance, punch geometry
                    ? Global Materials Properties: e.g Total elongation, UTS, post uniform elongation
? Microstructure response to stress adds additional optimization variable
	
                    
	
	
                    
	Drawing Conditions
                    ? Cups drawn to LDR at 1.9 draw ratio
                    ? Cups exposed to 100% hydrogen for 45 minutes
                    ? Exposed cups monitored in air for over 6 months
	? Exposure to hydrogen for 10 minutes after each incremental 5% increase in strain
                    ? Samples exposed to 100% hydrogen while under load for 45 minutes
                    ? Clamped for >100 hours after exposure without cracking
	o NanoSteel 3 rd Generation AHSS Technology
                    ? Initial product delivered for OEM testing at 60,000 MPa%
                    ? Enabled due to unique structures and mechanisms
                    o Compelling Performance Characteristics
                    ? Strength & ductility combination
                    ? Bend ability with low R/t ratio
                    ? Bi-axial performance with high Limiting Dome Height
                    ? Superior Forming Limit Diagram
                    o Novel Performance Enabled by Specific Microstructural Response to Stress
                    ? High local formability for Hole Expansion
                    ? Avoidance of hydrogen assisted delayed cracking resistance at LDR
	
	
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
