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TRR 136:  Function Oriented Manufacturing Based on Characteristic Process Signatures

Subject Area Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
Computer Science, Systems and Electrical Engineering
Materials Science and Engineering
Thermal Engineering/Process Engineering
Term from 2014 to 2022
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Project identifier Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) - Project number 223500200
 
Final Report Year 2023

Final Report Abstract

The research object of the SFB/TRR 136 "Function-Oriented Manufacturing on the Basis of Characteristic Process Signatures" was the mechanism-oriented analysis of the relationships between manufacturing processes and the material modifications they cause in the workpiece surface layer. The basic assumption of the SFB/TRR 136 was that the internal material load prevailing in the material during a manufacturing process is responsible for its reaction in the form of a modification. This mechanism-oriented approach made it possible to select and adjust exemplary manufacturing processes and process chains in a knowledge-based manner with regard to the desired surface layer properties of the workpiece (solution of the inverse problem in manufacturing). As the core of the new approach, the SFB/TRR 136 introduced Process Signatures as a decisive insight, which represent the connection between internal material load and modification. The research work demonstrates the potential of Process Signatures for a wide range of manufacturing processes. The recurring internal material loads, for example due to a renewed tool contact, which usually occur in industrial manufacturing processes, were also taken into account. Furthermore, it could be shown that a changed initial state of the workpiece surface layer due to multiple internal material loads caused by a previous process step or another process can significantly influence the mechanisms taking place and the material modifications occurring. This knowledge can be utilized for an advantageous process (chain) design. A further development of the Process Signature approach is seen in functionoriented manufacturing. This means the targeted selection and adjustment of manufacturing processes and process chains on the basis of specified functional properties of a component. This is a task that requires further research efforts and shall be addressed in transfer projects of the SFB/TRR 136, among others.

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