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Analysis of the Asymmetric Roll Bonding Process by Means of the Slab Method

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In asymmetric roll bonding, two metal sheets with dissimilar properties are subject to a rolling step to create a bimetal strip. The paper reviews earlier work in this field which generally uses the upper-bound or finite element methods. The use of the slab method appears simpler than the former, but allows identifying critical aspects of process and model which were not addressed before. To obtain a complete set of equations, the bonding problem must be analysed not only from the cinematic viewpoint, but also from a mechanical one. After defining mechanical equilibrium, one additional cinematic equation is needed to solve the problem, which is obtained by minimising the plastic work in the zone where both sheets deform plastically but are not yet bonded. The new model has the advantage over earlier approaches in that it not only predicts the final thickness of both sheets but also permits to determine whether the bonding is possible under given process conditions. Keywords: Roll Bonding, Cladding, Modelling, Adhesion, Slab method.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 704-705)

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Rafael Schouwenaars, Víctor H. Jacobo, Armando Ortiz

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Adhesion, Cladding, Modeling, Roll Bonding, Slab Method

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