Finite Element Analysis of the Fine Blanking Process for Seat Recliner Plate Holder of Recreation Vehicle

Jong Deok Kim; Young Moo Heo

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1025-1026.391

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Finite Element Analysis of the Fine Blanking Process for Seat Recliner Plate Holder of Recreation Vehicle

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In this paper, the finite element analysis (FEA) of the fine blanking process was conducted for the seat recliner plate holder of recreation vehicle. Because the plate holder was a complex part with the various dimple shapes, it was formed and blanked with a three-station progressive fine blanking tool. The fine blanking tool was optimally designed, manufactured and performed the fine blanking experiments. The shear surface of the outer contour, the stress and strain of the part, and the loads of the tool elements were estimated by the results of the fine blanking simulation. Because the plate holder samples from fine blanking experiments had the good accuracy of the dimples’ position and dimension, it would be noticed the fine blanking simulation was conducted without error.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1025-1026)

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Jong Deok Kim*, Young Moo Heo

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Dimple Shape, FEA, Fine Blanking, Plate Holder, Shear Surface

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