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An Overview of the Impacts of Material Parameters on Springback

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Springback is a serious problem in the manufacturing industry due to errors that effects the appearance of the final product especially in the sheet forming process. This paper presents the review on past literature regarding factors that affects the amount of springback that occurs after the forming operation. This paper focus on 5 major elements that affects the value of springback including yield stress (σ_y), Young’s modulus (E), strain hardening exponent (n), Poisson’s Ratio (v) and thickness of the sheet (t). This 5 elements show that, increases in the value of (σ_y), (n), will increase the value of springback. The springback decreases with increasing of (t) and (E). While (v) has a small significant effect on springback. The effects of these factors can be used as a guide when considering further research on springback.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 564)

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323-328

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June 2014

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Muhamad Sani Buang*, Shahrul Azam Abdullah, Juri Saedon

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Material Properties, Springback, Strain Hardening, Yield Stress, Young's Modulus

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