讲座时间 ：2024-04-23  上午10:00

讲座地点 ：创新港 3号巨构（躬行楼） 3-2011

讲座内容：Over the past 25 years, magnesium alloys have proven their performance as lightweight materials for the transportation industry but have not achieved the desired breakthrough. Alloy and process development in the last decade has led to an improvement in the property profile and economy of magnesium alloys. Due to the discussion about the future of combustion engines, further optimization of such alloys is no longer of interest. Of increasing importance are developments to improve crash worthiness: on the one hand by alloying technology and on the other by process optimization. Successes in these developments would also secure the future of mg alloys in advanced vehicle concepts associated with the avoidance of fossil fuels. Another potential application requires the development of low-cost, non-flammable alloys: Application in civil aviation and public transport (rail and bus). The development of Mg nanocomposites or modified rare earth free alloys can lead to further improvement of the property profile by providing economical solutions to the problem of flammability of magnesium alloys. This presentation attempts to provide an overview of the status and future of the development of advanced casting and wrought alloys and their technology to produce magnesium components for automotive and public transportation applications.

主办单位：

材料学院

金属材料强度国家重点实验室  

讲座人介绍：

Karl Kainer, Senior Scientist and Head of the Light Metal and P/M

Group at the Institute for Materials Technology at TUC, Director of  Institute of Materials Research and Magnesium Innovation Centre and as a

Professor on Materials Technology, Hamburg University of Technology.

2020-2021 he was the professor at the Chair of Light Elements Engineering, Foundry and Automation, Wroclaw University of Technology, Poland. Prof. Kainer was President of International Magnesium Association in 2012-2014. He has been awarded Japanese Government Research Award for Foreign Specialists by Government Research Institute Nagoya in 1986, Hertha von Firnberg Fellowship by Austrian Research Center Seibersdorf in 1999, Ford Research Award in 1999, Foundation for Polish Science by Alexander-von-Humboldt Polish Honorary Research Fellowship in 2014, TMS Fellow in 2020 and Honorary membership of German Materials Society in 2022. Prof. Kainer has published 418 ISI-listed publications (web of science h-index 56, SCOPES h =61, google scholar h = 71) and more than 500 Publications in proceedings and non-listed journals. He is editor and co-editor of 15 books and proceedings. During his career, Prof. Kainer presented more than 160 invited oral, plenary or keynotes talks.