The Numerical Simulation of the Deep Drawing Process and its Verification by the Adaptation of the Laminated Tooling Concept

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The paper deals with numerical simulation and its verification when designing production the gutter corner for the rainwater systems. The deep drawing process has been simulated in Pam Stamp 2G software by ESI Group and the part and blank geometry, friction and process parameters have been optimized. Then, those parameters and the die geometry were verified by experiment when lamination tooling concept has been adapted. The metal laminated tooling technology was used for production of the punch by applying the laser cutting, assembling and joining. The experiments were done using hot deep galvanized steel sheet DX54D+Z with thickness 0.6 mm.

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