Optimization of Multi-Point Forming for Aluminum Alloy Profile

Jin Yang; Wen Zhi Fu; Ming Zhe Li; Yan Wen Yang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.1033.13

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Optimization of Multi-Point Forming for Aluminum Alloy Profile

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According to the profile processing, two forming processes are proposed, i.e., multi-point stamping forming and multi-point stretch forming. Through the finite element simulation, two forming processes are simulated and compared. The analysis results show that the longitudinal springback and transverse forming error of parts by multi-point stretch forming are smaller than those by multi-point stamping forming, so the multi-point stretch forming process is suitable for processing this kind of aluminum alloy profile.

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Jin Yang, Wen Zhi Fu*, Ming Zhe Li, Yan Wen Yang

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Multi-Point Stamping Forming, Multi-Point Stretch Forming, Precision Form

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