Johnson Cook Material Model and Simulation Experiment of Aluminum Alloy 6005A

Chun Wang; Hao Cheng; Bin Su

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.472-475.510

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Johnson Cook Material Model and Simulation Experiment of Aluminum Alloy 6005A

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The true stress-strain curve of aluminum alloy 6005A is attained by quasi-static compression experiments, and Johnson Cook material model parameters of aluminum alloy 6005A is determined by using least-squares fitting. The aluminum alloy 6005A finite element model of the oblique cutting process is established in ABAQUS software, and verified by the oblique cutting simulation and experiments. The finite element model of high-speed side milling process is also established and the influence of milling cutter spiral angle on cutting force is analyzed.

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Chun Wang, Hao Cheng, Bin Su

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