Study on Wrinkles during Rotary-Draw Bending Forming

Xia Zhu; Keiji Ogi; Nagatoshi Okabe

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.943.43

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Study on Wrinkles during Rotary-Draw Bending Forming

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The purpose of this research is to determine the state inside the material using finite-element analysis and to improve the performance of a rotary-draw bending forming by clarifying the mechanism of wrinkle generation. An analytical model of rotational drawing was made by using the general-purpose nonlinear finite-element analysis software MSC Marc, and the analytical results were compared with experimental results to verify the validity of the model. Furthermore, the mechanism of wrinkle generation was investigated. With the progress of processing, wrinkles occur not in the R part but in the original tube-side straight-tube part. The coefficient of friction between the tube material and the R portion of the bending mold promotes the occurrence of wrinkles and the growth of the generated wrinkles. Because wrinkles occur even if the friction coefficient between the tube material and bending mold R part is ignored, the generation condition of wrinkles also depends on parameters other than the friction coefficient.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 943)

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Xia Zhu*, Keiji Ogi, Nagatoshi Okabe

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Finite-Element Analysis, Rotary-Draw Bending Forming, Tube, Wrinkles

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