Study on the Formability Rules with Precise Die Face for the Inner Clutch Shell of Automobile

Beyene Gezae Mebrahtu; Yu Jun Cai; Qiang Yu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.690-693.2923

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Study on the Formability Rules with Precise Die Face for the Inner Clutch Shell of Automobile

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The ultimate goal of the metal forming industry is to form components made of a specific material into a required shape without experiencing wrinkling, bifurcation and spring-back. This study is devoted to develop the whole process by making rules of precision for specific part geometry. For inner clutch shell a computer simulation system and the general procedure of dynamic simulation in sheet metal forming are presented. Finally compute all simulation results with reference to the original part property and recommend the appropriate process flow to produce the part, the comparison with tryout results shows that the formality simulation of thick panel with precise die face is reliable and accurate.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 690-693)

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Beyene Gezae Mebrahtu, Yu Jun Cai, Qiang Yu

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Die Face, Finite Element Method (FEM), Rule of Precise, Sheet Metal Forming, Simulation, Wrinkle

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