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Cold Roll Forming Behavior of Wrought Magnesium Alloy with Tension - Compression Asymmetry
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In recent years, the movement that banning the sale of gasoline cars and diesel vehiclesespecially in Europe and allowing only electric cars for passenger’s cars has been accelerated. Forexamples, Germany’s federal council, the Bundesrat, has passed a resolution calling for a ban oncombustion engine cars by 2030. If the ban were to go through, German citizens would only bepermitted to purchase electric or hydrogen-fueled cars. In Norway, until 2025 there is a movement tolegislation prohibiting the registration of new cars for passenger car gasoline and diesel cars.Beginning in 2025 in the Netherlands, a bill to prohibit the sale of new cars for gasoline and dieselvehicles was submitted to Congress. Under the circumstances, the growing demand for light weightproducts for automotive industries has been increased due to global trend of environmentalpreservation. Although requires of magnesium has risen dramatically, production of magnesium alloysheet remains still at a very low level in practical use. The aim of the study is to establish a guidelinefor roll design in the roll forming of wrought magnesium alloys to extend practical use of roll formedproducts of wrought magnesium alloys. A three-dimensional elasto-plastic analysis by finite elementmethod has been conducted to express exact roll forming behavior of wrought magnesium alloys thathave different stress-strain curves in tension and compression. A simple V-sections were formed by atandem six stands roll forming machine to demonstrate effectiveness of the simulation methods withdifferent stress-strain curves in the case of tension and compression. Also, spring back analysis hasbeen performed to investigate exact cold roll forming phenomenon for wrought magnesium alloysheets.
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