Paper Title:

Deformation Behavior of Ultra-Thin Metal Foils in Strip Drawing Friction Test

Periodical Key Engineering Materials (Volume 443)
Main Theme Advances in Materials Processing IX
Edited by Jun Wang,Philip Mathew, Xiaoping Li, Chuanzhen Huang and Hongtao Zhu
Pages 110-115
DOI 10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.443.110
Citation Tetsuhide Shimizu et al., 2010, Key Engineering Materials, 443, 110
Online since June, 2010
Authors Tetsuhide Shimizu, Kenichi Manabe, Ming Yang
Keywords Friction, Metal Foil, Micro Forming, Strip Drawing Test, Surface Plastic Region
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Abstract

This study focuses on the surface deformation of thin metal foils caused by friction. To clarify the effect of the relative ratio of surface plastic region to the foil thickness on global deformation behavior, strip drawing tests for ultra thin metal foil with 20μm and 100μm thickness were conducted As a result, different surface deformation and elongation behavior under the same friction condition were observed in different thicknesses. Aided by finite element analysis of the friction test, the contribution of the deformation caused by friction to the foil elongation was investigated and the importance of the friction on material deformation in metal foil forming was demonstrated.