A Trimming Algorithm of Refined Meshes in Sheet Metal Forming

Qiu Chong Zhang; Zhi Bing Zhang; Yu Qi Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.723.831

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A Trimming Algorithm of Refined Meshes in Sheet Metal Forming

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A trimming algorithm is presented for trimming process of refined meshes in sheet metal forming simulation. Firstly, trimming line is pretreated to guarantee it smooth enough for trimming process. Secondly, the elements around the trimming line are found and refined to the highest adaptive level. Thirdly, the intersection points between trimming line segment and the element edge can be obtained using an Advancing Inciting and Adjustment method. Then new number is distributed to nodes of elements on one side of trimming line so that the meshes can be divided into several parts by the trimming line. Finally physical quantities of the remained elements are inherited from the original elements. At last the validity, practicability and speediness of the algorithm are verified with a numerical experiment. And the algorithm is integrated into a sheet metal forming simulation program, FASTAMP.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 723)

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831-838

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January 2015

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Qiu Chong Zhang, Zhi Bing Zhang*, Yu Qi Liu

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Mesh Refinement, Numerical Simulation, Sheet Metal Forming, Trimming

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