Theoretical Investigations and Simulation of the Hydroforming Processes Performed on C1010 Low Carbon Steel Tubes

Mohamed Mohamed; Ali Abd El-Aty; Abdel Aziz Hegazy; Nader Farahat

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.799-800.443

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Theoretical Investigations and Simulation of the Hydroforming Processes Performed on C1010 Low Carbon Steel Tubes

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This research aims at analyzing and optimizing the hydroforming process parameters to achieve a sound bulged tube without failure. Theoretical constitutive model is formulated to build up a working diagram including process window, which is used to optimise the process parameters and predict the formability and the failure of the tube accurately. The model is validated using the published experimental and analytical results of previous research works for 37% bulging ration of low carbon steel (C1010). The model gave a very good agreement with the published data.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 799-800)

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Mohamed Mohamed*, Ali Abd El-Aty, Abdel Aziz Hegazy, Nader Farahat

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Axial Feed, Bulging Ratio, Constitutive Model, Formability, Process Window, Tube Hydroforming

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