The Influence of the Sample Size of Bias Extension Tests on the Results of Forming Simulations of Fiber-Reinforced Thermoplastics

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This work presents sensitivity analyzes of the influence of deviations in the shear stress vs. shear angle curves of bias extension tests of fiber-reinforced thermoplastics on the results of forming simulations. The investigations are carried out on the basis of a double dome benchmark geometry from the Ford Motor Company. Its experimental results of shear angle values and wrinkling are compared to the simulation results. The initial values for sensitivity analyzes are the shear stress-shear angle curves determined within further preliminary investigations on the basis of different sample sizes and cutting directions. Then these are gradually scaled. Finally, it will be discussed which deviations in the shear stress-shear angle curve are permissible in order to achieve a maximum deviation of 20% between simulation results and the real part. This is assumed to be the target value for this study.

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