Nichteisenmetallurgie, Nichteisen, Nichteisenmetalurgie, Metalurgie, Montan, Montanuni, Montanuniversität, Leoben, Metallurgie, Helmut Antrekowitsch, Stefan Pogatscher, Jürgen Antrekowitsch, Stefan Luidold, Stefan Steinlechner, Recyclingtechnik Leoben
Dipl.-Ing.

Sebastian Samberger

Focus

• Optimization of new aluminium crossover alloys
• Recyclability of aluminium crossover alloys

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Education/Professional experience

2008–2013HTL Leoben with focus on Metallurgy
2014–2019Bachelor’s degree program in Metallurgy, University of Leoben, Austria (BSc)
2019–2020Master’s degree program in Metallurgy, University of Leoben, Austria, with focus on Nonferrous Metallurgy and Energy
2020Graduation (Dipl.-Ing.)
Topic: Process development and reaction mechanism for the disintegration of cemented carbides by gaseous zinc
2020–presentPhD student and research associate at Institute of Nonferrous Metallurgy, University of Leoben, Austria CD-laboratory for advanced aluminium alloys

PhD Thesis

Title: Optimization and industrial establishment of aluminium crossover alloys

The use of conventional wrought aluminium alloys, especially in the automotive industry, always requires a compromise between required strength and sufficient formability. By using aluminium crossover alloys, it is possible to avoid this trade-off, as these alloys offer both high strength and excellent plastic deformability and are therefore more than capable of meeting the industrial requirements of future lightweight construction applications.

This research work aims to improve experimental crossover alloys, which already offer highest strength levels as well as good plastic or superplastic formability, in accordance with the extensive requirements of industrial application. The challenges regarding to optimal processing and recyclability are of particular interest. For the latter point, the impact of tramp elements introduced by recycling processes and their effects on the property profile are of great importance and require intensive research.

Publications

Samberger S., v. Czarnowski P., Pogatscher S., and Hirsch J.: New strategies to improve Recycling and reduce CO2-emission of Aluminum production and processing. Keikinzoku Yosetsu/Journal of Light Metal Welding, 119, 2024.

Samberger S., Stemper L., Uggowitzer P., Tosone R., and Pogatscher S.: Influence of Solidification Rate and Impurity Content on 5/7-Crossover Alloys. Light Metals 2024, 226.

Weidinger A.; Samberger S.; Schmid F.; Stemper L.; Pogatscher S.: Industry-oriented sample preparation with an inductively heated laboratory continuous casting plant for aluminum alloys. European Metallurgical Conference EMC, Düsseldorf, Deutschland, 2023

Coradini Santa Rosa D., Tunes M.A., Willenshofer P., Samberger S., Kremmer T., Dumitraschkewitz P., Uggowitzer P.J. und Pogatscher S.: In situ transmission electron microscopy as a toolbox for the emerging science of nanometallurgy. Lab on a Chip (2023).

Samberger, S., Weißensteiner, I., Stemper, L., Kainz, C., Uggowitzer, P. & Pogatscher, S.,: Fine-grained aluminium crossover alloy for high-temperature sheet forming. Acta Materialia, 253 (2023), 118952.

Samberger S., Stemper L., Schmid F., Pogatscher S.: Effect of Heating/Cooling-rates on the aging behaviour of Al alloys. EMC proceedings (2023).

Presentations

Samberger S.: Influence of Solidification Rate and Impurity Content on 5/7-Crossover Alloys. TMS 2024, 153rd Annual Meeting & Exhibition, Orlando, USA, 2024

Samberger S.: Crossover alloying as additional trail to counter the upcoming scrap surplus. Light Metals Expert Meeting, Hamburg, Deutschland, 2023

Samberger S.: Effect of Heating/Cooling-rates on the aging behaviour of Al alloys. EMC 2023, Düsseldorf, Deutschland, 2023

Samberger S.: Crossover alloys for sheet forming operations. 18th International conference on aluminium alloys, Toyama, Japan, 2022

Posters

Samberger S.: Primary Intermetallic Phases in Crossover Alloys with high content of Fe and Si, TMS 2023 Annual Meeting & Exhibition, San Diego, United States 2023