Features of efficient schemes of complex-shaped forging stamping in an open die designed using numerical simulation

Introduction. The die stamping (DS) process of the compound cross-section in an open die is considered. The work objective is to determine the form and number of operating steps to obtain the limiting conditions by the adopted parameters. During the investigation, the following lower parameters are...

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Main Authors: A. V. Vovchenko, K. A. Kostenko, O. I. Katrich
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Published: Don State Technical University 2018-06-01
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Online Access:https://www.vestnik-donstu.ru/jour/article/view/268
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O. I. Katrich
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description Introduction. The die stamping (DS) process of the compound cross-section in an open die is considered. The work objective is to determine the form and number of operating steps to obtain the limiting conditions by the adopted parameters. During the investigation, the following lower parameters are determined: uneven strained condition of the considered section of the finished forging; metal consumption on the forging flashes; relative length of the stage of stamping finishing (metal flow only to the flash).Materials and Methods. The study is based on the use of the numerical finite element method (FEM) for the solution to direct and inverse problems of the component forming under die forging. QForm package is used as a software tool.Research Results. It is shown that the metal consumption can be reduced from 13-17% of the forging volume in the selected section to the values of 1.8 to 3.5%. The relative length of the stamping finishing stage can be reduced from 17% to 0.4%. The nonuniformity of the distribution of the cumulative deformation along the cross-section is estimated by the corresponding criterion. It can be reduced to the limits typical for optimization-level tasks (when using a profile piece-part) or a level of rational values (under the introduction of a single blanking pass).Discussion and Conclusions. The quantification of stamping processes considered in this paper can be applied in the generalized type to any form of DS products. This allows improving the quality of forgings and significantly reducing their production cost.
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spelling doaj-art-50d1a3bd112f4f76bf6c02de416e04892025-08-20T02:59:31ZrusDon State Technical UniversityAdvanced Engineering Research2687-16532018-06-01181384910.23947/1992-5980-2018-18-1-38-49261Features of efficient schemes of complex-shaped forging stamping in an open die designed using numerical simulationA. V. Vovchenko0K. A. Kostenko1O. I. Katrich2Don State Technical UniversityDon State Technical UniversityDon State Technical UniversityIntroduction. The die stamping (DS) process of the compound cross-section in an open die is considered. The work objective is to determine the form and number of operating steps to obtain the limiting conditions by the adopted parameters. During the investigation, the following lower parameters are determined: uneven strained condition of the considered section of the finished forging; metal consumption on the forging flashes; relative length of the stage of stamping finishing (metal flow only to the flash).Materials and Methods. The study is based on the use of the numerical finite element method (FEM) for the solution to direct and inverse problems of the component forming under die forging. QForm package is used as a software tool.Research Results. It is shown that the metal consumption can be reduced from 13-17% of the forging volume in the selected section to the values of 1.8 to 3.5%. The relative length of the stamping finishing stage can be reduced from 17% to 0.4%. The nonuniformity of the distribution of the cumulative deformation along the cross-section is estimated by the corresponding criterion. It can be reduced to the limits typical for optimization-level tasks (when using a profile piece-part) or a level of rational values (under the introduction of a single blanking pass).Discussion and Conclusions. The quantification of stamping processes considered in this paper can be applied in the generalized type to any form of DS products. This allows improving the quality of forgings and significantly reducing their production cost.https://www.vestnik-donstu.ru/jour/article/view/268bulk forming in open diesfinite element method (fem)deformed state uneven distributionrelative length of stamping finishing stagemetal consumption on forging flash
spellingShingle A. V. Vovchenko
K. A. Kostenko
O. I. Katrich
Features of efficient schemes of complex-shaped forging stamping in an open die designed using numerical simulation
Advanced Engineering Research
bulk forming in open dies
finite element method (fem)
deformed state uneven distribution
relative length of stamping finishing stage
metal consumption on forging flash
title Features of efficient schemes of complex-shaped forging stamping in an open die designed using numerical simulation
title_full Features of efficient schemes of complex-shaped forging stamping in an open die designed using numerical simulation
title_fullStr Features of efficient schemes of complex-shaped forging stamping in an open die designed using numerical simulation
title_full_unstemmed Features of efficient schemes of complex-shaped forging stamping in an open die designed using numerical simulation
title_short Features of efficient schemes of complex-shaped forging stamping in an open die designed using numerical simulation
title_sort features of efficient schemes of complex shaped forging stamping in an open die designed using numerical simulation
topic bulk forming in open dies
finite element method (fem)
deformed state uneven distribution
relative length of stamping finishing stage
metal consumption on forging flash
url https://www.vestnik-donstu.ru/jour/article/view/268
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