Analysis of Flexible Roll Forming Process with Arc Shape Panel

Ya Zhang; Dae Hwan Yoon; Dong Won Jung

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.799-800.439

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Analysis of Flexible Roll Forming Process with Arc Shape Panel

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Roll forming is a highly useful and important forming technique for sheet metal. As an economic profile product, roll forming products are widely used in transportation, engineering machinery, and civil construction because of their uniform sections, high strength, and low energy consumption^[1]. Roll forming is a rapid processing operation used for transforming flat sheets of material into useful profiled sections. However, a lot of components used in the automobile, railway cars, ship construction, and building industries have variable cross sections. Therefore, flexible roll forming was developed recently to produce variable cross section profiles.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 799-800)

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Ya Zhang, Dae Hwan Yoon, Dong Won Jung*

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Finite Element, Flexible Roll Forming, Roll Forming, Speed Control, Spring-Back

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