Technological Exercise of Cell Structure Forming

Abstract:

Single-layer and multi-layer cell structures are used for manufacturing of shells of liquid fuel tankers, as well as of "dry" shells of products, wings, fairings, etc. However, conventional methods of production by means of milling do not allow achieving the required specific strength. In this connection, diffusion bonding by means of gas pressure and gas forming at specified temperature and speed conditions are extremely important. Studies conducted by authors help model the processes and calculate the necessary processing parameters: pressure, critical strain rate, deformation rate (deformation time). This paper describes the manufacturing technology for these products, in which the solutions are based on theoretical and experimental studies, which provide: an increase in specific strength; reduction in weight of the product; reduction of labor intensity and increase in material utilization factor.

• Periodical: Key Engineering Materials (Volume 736)
• Pages: 122-126
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.736.122
• Online since: June 2017
• Authors: S.N. Larin*, Valeriy Ivanovich Platonov, G.A. Nuzgdin
• Keywords: Four-Layer Shell, Fracture, Free Forming, Pressure, Research, Strain, Stress

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