Hole Expanding Formability Performance and Fracture Appearance Analysis of High Strength Automobile Sheet Metal

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The formability performance of automobile steel is one of the most important factors of product. This work presents the formability behavior of high strength automobile sheet metal by hole-expanding test. The test principle and experiment procedural are introduced. The average expansion ratio of 30 selected samples was 109%. The fracture appearance of two deviant samples and a normal one are compared and analyzed. The initial manufacturing flaw and low dimple concentration level are the possible reasons for the remote date.

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