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Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, Massachusetts Materials Systems Laboratory ©Jeremy Gregory and Randolph Kirchain, 2005 Materials Selection III – Slide 1 Materials Selection Materials Selection for for Mechanical Design III Mechanical Design III A Brief Overview of a Systematic A Brief Overview of a Systematic Methodology Methodology Process Selection Process Selection

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Materials SelectionMaterials Selection forfor

Mechanical Design IIIMechanical Design III

A Brief Overview of a SystematicA Brief Overview of a Systematic MethodologyMethodology

Process SelectionProcess Selection

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Process SelectionProcess Selection�� A process is a method for shaping, joining, or finishingA process is a method for shaping, joining, or finishing

materialsmaterials�� Processes have many attributesProcesses have many attributes

�� ToleranceTolerance�� Surface RoughnessSurface Roughness�� Mass RangeMass Range�� Size RangeSize Range�� Economic Batch SizeEconomic Batch Size�� Capital CostsCapital Costs�� Production RateProduction Rate

�� Only certain materials can be shaped or formed by certainOnly certain materials can be shaped or formed by certain processesprocesses

�� Certain designs can be achieved with certain processes andCertain designs can be achieved with certain processes andcertain materialscertain materials

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Manufacturing Processes: Shaping,Manufacturing Processes: Shaping, Joining, or Surface TreatingJoining, or Surface Treating

Sand casting

Shaping

Blow molding

Shaping

Fusion welding

Joining

Induction hardening

Surface treating

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Important Factors in Process SelectionImportant Factors in Process Selection�� ShapingShaping�� TheThe materialmaterial to be shapedto be shaped�� TheThe shapeshape of the partof the part

�� JoiningJoining�� TheThe material(s)material(s) to be joinedto be joined�� TheThe geometrygeometry of the jointof the joint

�� Surface TreatingSurface Treating�� TheThe purposepurpose of the treatmentof the treatment�� TheThe materialmaterial to which it will be appliedto which it will be applied

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Examples of Process Selection IssuesExamples of Process Selection Issues�� Can't use molding processes with woodCan't use molding processes with wood�� Machining of Composites and Ceramics isMachining of Composites and Ceramics is

very rarevery rare�� Can't use high pressure casting processesCan't use high pressure casting processes

with refractory metalswith refractory metals�� Shape can determine which processes canShape can determine which processes can

be used to form a materialbe used to form a material

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Shape ClassificationShape ClassificationSome processes can make only simple shapes, others, complex shapes

Figure by MIT OCW.

Prismatic

Wire drawing, extrusion, rolling, shape rolling: prismatic shapes

Stamping, folding, spinning, deep drawing: sheet shapes

Casting, molding, powder method: 3-D shapes

Circular Non-circular

Sheet

Flat Dished

3D

Solid Hollow

ALL SHAPES

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Example: Polyethylene BottlesExample: Polyethylene Bottles�� Function:Function:

�� Shape a PE bottleShape a PE bottle�� Objective:Objective: N/AN/A�� Constraints:Constraints:

�� Material: PE (thermoplastic)Material: PE (thermoplastic)�� Shape: 3D HollowShape: 3D Hollow�� Mass: 0.02Mass: 0.02 –– 0.04 kg0.04 kg�� Minimum Section: 0.7Minimum Section: 0.7--1 mm1 mm�� Tolerance: 1 mmTolerance: 1 mm�� Surface Roughness: 10Surface Roughness: 10 µµmm�� Batch Size: >10Batch Size: >1066

�� Free variables:Free variables:�� Choice of processChoice of process

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Example combining material, shape, process:Example combining material, shape, process: Lightweight Member Loaded in BendingLightweight Member Loaded in Bending

• From material index, nonferrous alloys are best choice

• Process Selection: Choose process that makes non­axisymmetric prismatic shapes and can be used with nonferrous alloys

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Material Index including shape factor

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Die Casting

Machining

Extrusion

Die Casting

Machining

Extrusion

Bending Member Example:Bending Member Example:Process Selection ProcedureProcess Selection Procedure

Only extrusion satisfiesOnly extrusion satisfies bothboth processing constraintsprocessing constraints

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Process

Aluminum

Extrusion

I-beam

Materials

Shape

Bending Member Example:Bending Member Example: Final SelectionFinal SelectionMaterial, shape, and process combineMaterial, shape, and process combine

to meet performance criteriato meet performance criteria

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SummarySummary�� Selection procedure should start early andSelection procedure should start early and

keep all possibilities until eliminated bykeep all possibilities until eliminated by project considerations and constraintsproject considerations and constraints

�� Use project objectives to establishUse project objectives to establish constraints and project attributesconstraints and project attributes

�� Usually will have to rank priorities and makeUsually will have to rank priorities and make tradeoffstradeoffs

�� Material, shape, and process can be used inMaterial, shape, and process can be used in concert to meet project objectivesconcert to meet project objectives