Finite Element Analysis and Mold Design of Forging Process of Highway Bicycle Pedal

Dyi Cheng Chen; Wen Jong Chen; Tai Lin Hong; Sheng Han Chen; Yi Xiang Lin; Ming Jer Tsai

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.773-774.63

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Finite Element Analysis and Mold Design of Forging Process of Highway Bicycle Pedal

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Forging is a simple and low-cost mass production process. Metallic materials can be processed using plastic deformation. This research analyzes an innovative forging mold design for the highway bicycle pedal. A series of simulation analyses in which the variables depend on various temperatures of forging billet and mold, friction factors, and forging speed show effective stress, effective strain, and die radial load distribution for a forging process and mold design of a highway bicycle pedal. Finally, we identify the results of simulation analyses with the design of an experimental forging mold to lower deformation behavior of a highway bicycle pedal. The analysis results provide highway bicycle pedal forming mold references to identify whether it is suitable with the finite element results for high-strength mold design.

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Dyi Cheng Chen, Wen Jong Chen, Tai Lin Hong, Sheng Han Chen, Yi Xiang Lin, Ming Jer Tsai

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