Prediction of Forces and Damage at Forming Sheet on Multipoint Die

Marius Costin Manea; Damian Timofte; Stefan Velicu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.656.215

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Prediction of Forces and Damage at Forming Sheet on Multipoint Die

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This paper presents aspects of a simulation based on multi-point die optimization sheet metal deformation using for types of materials: titanium grade 1, aluminium 2024, carbon steel 1010 and 1137. Due to processing methods of the sheet metal appeared, multi-point deformation is a very interesting process industry. For the finite element simulation of sheets metal using multi-point die was chosen Deform 3D software. Simulations were performed for four types of materials used in the construction industry. With the development of computer software, specialized programs appeared on the market forming process simulation, for determining the stresses and strains of the deformed material, the distribution of temperature field, how the material is flowing, the final form of the product, etc. Modeling and numerical simulation of deformation processes can be viewed at any time of their deployment, which allows rethinking solutions for problems arising in the process. Also by this method of finite element simulation can be optimized in the design engineering processes and tools.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 656)

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215-222

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October 2014

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Marius Costin Manea*, Damian Timofte, Stefan Velicu

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Deform 2D, Deformation, Finite Element Simulation, Multi-Point, Punches, Sheet Metal

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