The Numerical Simulations for the Shot Peening Process

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To develop a generalized numerical model by the elasto-plastic formulation coupling with dynamic finite element method for the shot peening process of metal alloys is the main goal of this paper. The analysis code is based on the finite deformation theory; the optimum numerical technique and the relevant parameters of forming process. In this study, the simulations of single and multi shot forming process were performed. The effects of impact velocity and strain rate, size of workpiece, and the residual stress were observed and discussed in details. After comparing with the corresponding papers, the universal model for metal shot peening analyses will be developed completely. The most significant advantage of this paper is the development of the precise analysis technology to suit for the future necessity of the manufacturing processes. The suggested models and techniques are helpful in solving of impact problems or metal forming processes.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 773-774)

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