The Influence of Blind-Hole Depth and Bore to Strain Energy Relief Coefficients-a Case Study

Xiao Hong Liu; Chang Qing Guo

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.479-481.1993

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The Influence of Blind-Hole Depth and Bore to Strain Energy Relief Coefficients-a Case Study

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In order to improve measurement accuracy and for choosing the best ratio of hole depth to bore (h/d), a model based on 16Mn was setup for studying the influence of different hole depth h and bore d to the coefficients with finite element method (FEM). The stress and strain on hole edge was simulated and the influence of h/d to the strain relief coefficient A, B were studied. By applying different loads, the relation of A, B vs. stress σ was studied under the conditions of σ=1/3σs. The results showed that more accurate coefficients were achieved when h/d was set to 1.25.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 479-481)

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1993-1996

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