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Industrialization of 3rd Generation high strength steels for automobile : a first step. Alain Magoariec– ArcelorMittal Global R&D BUSINESS & INNOVATION AUTOMOTIVE DAY MAY SMART HAMBACH
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CO2 emission & gasoline consumption regulations put pressure on Car Weight reduction.
Source: Weight Reduction in Automotive Design and Manufacture , HIS 2012. Source: “Aachen Body Engineering Days”, Sept DrJHillmann Sustainable efforts of the steelmakers to innovate with new grades: Hot Press Hardened Steels & 3rd Generation AHSS for cold stamping. These Advanced High Strength Steels match OEM’s Vehicle Safety Rules, and Cost, Manufacturability and Recyclability constraints.
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Weight reduction compliant with safety
Vehicle crash tests Energy absorption Anti-intrusion Impact on the AHSS design Source: O. Bouaziz. Steel Research Inter. 2013 Crash force: Anti intrusion force: Weight reduction potential: Th: Steel thickness – UTS: Ultimate Tensile strength – Ys: Yield Strength Trend: Increasing UTS & Ys strengths while keeping same formability.
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Fortiform®980, 1050 and 1180: first 3G grades
High formability combined with high cut edge stretching resistance. Weldability & joining facility. H-Embrittlement resistance (delayed fracture & corrosion stress). Formability - 10% weigth reduction DP600 Fortiform®980 Fortiform®1050 DP780 Fortiform®1180 DP980Y600 Strength
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Fortiform®1050 CR/EG industrial
Material is approved by two OEMs. Part manufacturability is confirmed. Information available on demand, and on our website
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Conclusion FORTIFORM® family is a major contribution to enrich ArcelorMittal current steel offer for automotive New MS1700 New PHS2000 Fortiform® Version europeenne 5
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Maizières Les Metz R&D campus
4 research centres Maizières Process Jean-Paul ALLEMAND Maizières Automotive Products Michel BABBIT Maizières Packaging Philippe VELLUET Maizières Mining & Mineral Processing Armando CORREA Shared Services Unit Frédéric GREIN Activities - Cokemaking - Ironmaking - Steelmaking - Process Engineering - Measurement & Control - Metallurgy: prospects & manufacturing - Surfaces and Coatings - Metallography - Products Properties - Cans & components - Steels for packaging - Iron Ore Beneficiation Iron Ore Characterization Coal preparation - Human Resources - Controlling, Purchasing - Communication - Health, Safety, Security - Shared Services Engineers & Technicians 195 190 30 12 85 CEO : Frédéric GREIN
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11 R&D labs across the world
Canada Hamilton USA East Chicago France Forbach (*) Gandrange Le Creusot Maizières Montataire Spain Avilés Basque Country Belgium Gent Liège (*) Luxembourg Esch-sur-Alzette Czech Republic Ostrava (*) Strategic partner - Forbach: CPM - Liège: CRM
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