Effects of layer arrangement, pin size, polyurethane thickness, and polyurethane hardness on forming limits of Al/Cu bimetallic sheets through multi-point forming process
This study experimentally evaluated the forming limit diagram (FLD) of Al/Cu bimetallic sheets fabricated using explosive welding in multi-point forming. The results showed that the forming limit was greater in multi-point forming than in the Nakazima test. It was also experimentally found that the...
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description | This study experimentally evaluated the forming limit diagram (FLD) of Al/Cu bimetallic sheets fabricated using explosive welding in multi-point forming. The results showed that the forming limit was greater in multi-point forming than in the Nakazima test. It was also experimentally found that the forming limit was greater when copper was the lower layer in both multi-point forming and the Nakazima test. The experimental and theoretical results were in good agreement, with an error below 10%. Dimensional optimization was performed on the pin for multi-point forming, and the optimal pin size to maximize the forming limit was 12 mm in the presence and absence of the polyurethane layer. A rise in polyurethane hardness and thickness increased the forming limit, regardless of the pin size; however, the increase rate of the forming limit was falling at pin sizes of 10 and 12 mm and growing at pin sizes of 8 and 15 mm. |
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spelling | doaj-art-bb16edbe58f444e293421f920c54e8852025-01-19T06:25:07ZengElsevierJournal of Materials Research and Technology2238-78542025-01-0134396407Effects of layer arrangement, pin size, polyurethane thickness, and polyurethane hardness on forming limits of Al/Cu bimetallic sheets through multi-point forming processMilad Aali Majidabad0Ramin Hashemi1Habibolah Akbari2School of Mechanical Engineering, Iran University of Science and Technology, Tehran, IranCorresponding author.; School of Mechanical Engineering, Iran University of Science and Technology, Tehran, IranSchool of Mechanical Engineering, Iran University of Science and Technology, Tehran, IranThis study experimentally evaluated the forming limit diagram (FLD) of Al/Cu bimetallic sheets fabricated using explosive welding in multi-point forming. The results showed that the forming limit was greater in multi-point forming than in the Nakazima test. It was also experimentally found that the forming limit was greater when copper was the lower layer in both multi-point forming and the Nakazima test. The experimental and theoretical results were in good agreement, with an error below 10%. Dimensional optimization was performed on the pin for multi-point forming, and the optimal pin size to maximize the forming limit was 12 mm in the presence and absence of the polyurethane layer. A rise in polyurethane hardness and thickness increased the forming limit, regardless of the pin size; however, the increase rate of the forming limit was falling at pin sizes of 10 and 12 mm and growing at pin sizes of 8 and 15 mm.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2238785424028163Multi points forming (MPF)Forming limit diagram (FLD)Al/Cu bimetallic sheetsNakazima testSheet metal forming |
spellingShingle | Milad Aali Majidabad Ramin Hashemi Habibolah Akbari Effects of layer arrangement, pin size, polyurethane thickness, and polyurethane hardness on forming limits of Al/Cu bimetallic sheets through multi-point forming process Journal of Materials Research and Technology Multi points forming (MPF) Forming limit diagram (FLD) Al/Cu bimetallic sheets Nakazima test Sheet metal forming |
title | Effects of layer arrangement, pin size, polyurethane thickness, and polyurethane hardness on forming limits of Al/Cu bimetallic sheets through multi-point forming process |
title_full | Effects of layer arrangement, pin size, polyurethane thickness, and polyurethane hardness on forming limits of Al/Cu bimetallic sheets through multi-point forming process |
title_fullStr | Effects of layer arrangement, pin size, polyurethane thickness, and polyurethane hardness on forming limits of Al/Cu bimetallic sheets through multi-point forming process |
title_full_unstemmed | Effects of layer arrangement, pin size, polyurethane thickness, and polyurethane hardness on forming limits of Al/Cu bimetallic sheets through multi-point forming process |
title_short | Effects of layer arrangement, pin size, polyurethane thickness, and polyurethane hardness on forming limits of Al/Cu bimetallic sheets through multi-point forming process |
title_sort | effects of layer arrangement pin size polyurethane thickness and polyurethane hardness on forming limits of al cu bimetallic sheets through multi point forming process |
topic | Multi points forming (MPF) Forming limit diagram (FLD) Al/Cu bimetallic sheets Nakazima test Sheet metal forming |
url | http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2238785424028163 |
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