Sensitivity Analysis of Technical Parameters on Springback in Air Bending of JCO Forming

Abstract:

JCO forming is one of manufacture mode widely used in production of large diameter submerged-arc welding pipes, in which JCO forming process is progressive multi-step air bending. In order to design technical parameters, it is necessary to analysis effects of technical parameters on springback in air bending of JCO forming. So, sensitivity analysis of technical parameters on springback in air bending of JCO forming is carried out using finite element method. Taking the air bending of X80 steel Φ1219mm×22mm×12000mm welding pipe for instance, the air bending is simulated by finite element (FE) code ABAQUS. In this paper, the simulation data is validated by experiments and a comparison showed a good agreement with experiments results. The sensitivity analysis of technical parameters from simulation is discussed. Thus, the results of research provides a basis to design technical parameters.

• Periodical: Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 623)
• Pages: 137-140
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.623.137
• Online since: August 2014
• Authors: Jia Xin Yan, Jian Bin Yun, Li Feng Fan*
• Keywords: Air Bending, Deformation Characteristic, Finite Element Method (FEM), JCO Forming, Welding Pipe

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