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Cover Lechner
Philipp Lechner

A Material Model for Foundry Cores

The Brittle Fracture Behaviour of Chemically-Bound Foundry Sands
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Editorial Program: TUM.UP-THESES
Subject: Maschinenwesen
Language: Englisch
ISSN (print): 2364-6942
ISSN (electronic): 2569-4928
ISBN: 9783958840737
DOI: 10.14459/2021md1635091
Publication date: February 2022
1. Auflage
Description: 151 pages
Format: DIN A5
Price (print): 32,00 €
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In this dissertation, a material model capable of predicting the mechanical behaviour of foundry cores was developed. This model enables mechanical FEM simulations along their process chain. It is parameterised with several novel test setups, which determine the fracture strength under multiaxial loading. In addition, a non-destructive method for quantifying the elastic parameters of core materials has been developed. This material model was implemented in several FEM simulations and experimentally validated with a water jacket core geometry.

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