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ADALFIC
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ADALFIC Advanced Aluminium Fittings in CFRP tubes ESA has for quite some time been interested in masts, platform reinforcements and flexible structures that combine precision, robustness, foldability and [...] and lightness. Aluminium and carbon fibre reinforced plastics are considered promising in this context due to their mechanical properties and low density. ADALFIC is developing new connections between [...] between composite tubes and aluminium fittings. The goals are weight savings, lower costs, higher performance efficiency and solving problems of conventional techniques. Versatile use for payloads and platforms
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DEDAluS
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DEDAluS Additive manufacturing by means of DED process of aluminium structures The main objective of DEDAluS is to develop an aluminium alloy for Wire-Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM) by using new approaches [...] for further development will be investigated. On this basis, an experimental development of an aluminium alloy for wire-arc AM will be carried out. The new alloy will be validated with the help of material [...] of promising alloy systems and further development strategies. Experimental alloy development of aluminium wires for the DED-AM process. Process adaptation and validation of the material properties on the
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LH2-WAM-Tank
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of the "LH2-WAM-Tank" project is the development of a lightweight liquid hydrogen tank made of aluminium using wire-based additive manufacturing (WAM) technology. Studies are being carried out on critical [...] situation and project goals Stainless steel is too heavy a tank material for aviation mobility systems. Aluminium offers itself as a suitable structural material to reduce weight and significantly increase gravimetric [...] of known manufacturing methods. Research at the LKR has shown the enormous potential of WAM for aluminium in terms of material, manufacturing and functional integration. In the context of the development
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Space-Al-MMC
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Space-Al-MMC Advancement of Aluminium Composites for Space and Earth Applications The aim of the project was to further develop gas pressure infiltration technology for fibre-reinforced metal matrix composites
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AZ91-PMD
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filler material were investigated and a comparison between the PMD components and the conventional aluminium components, which represent the current state of the art, was sought. The success of the project
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MAST3RBoost
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demonstrator component, a new type of hydrogen tank, is to be produced at the LKR using WAAM. Special aluminium and magnesium alloys developed at the LKR will be used. This project is funded in the topic HOR
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