Evaluation of deformation stability and fracture mechanism in incremental sheet forming

Incremental sheet forming (ISF) is a flexible process for rapid manufacturing of complex sheet metal parts. An advantage of ISF is the improved formability than traditional sheet forming processes such as stamping. A number of fundamental studies have been conducted to investigate the enhanced ISF f...

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Main Authors: Ai, S., Lu, B., Chen, J., Long, H., Ou, Hengan
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author Ai, S.
Lu, B.
Chen, J.
Long, H.
Ou, Hengan
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Lu, B.
Chen, J.
Long, H.
Ou, Hengan
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description Incremental sheet forming (ISF) is a flexible process for rapid manufacturing of complex sheet metal parts. An advantage of ISF is the improved formability than traditional sheet forming processes such as stamping. A number of fundamental studies have been conducted to investigate the enhanced ISF formability considering the effects such as bending under tension and through thickness shear. To further understand the ISF deformation mechanism and formability enhancement, this work presents a new analytical model which is focused on investigating the deformation stability and its effect on the metal sheet fracture. Based on this new model, the critical strain of deformation instability is obtained. Furthermore, influences of the work-hardening effect and bending effect on the deformation stability are investigated. To validate the analytical model, the fracture occurrence of two aluminum grades, AA1100 and AA5052, are investigated by using ISF experiment. Based on the analytical and experimental investigation, this study has concluded that bending plays a major role on ISF deformation stability. In addition, the ISF fracture depends on both deformation stability and the sheet material's ductility.
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spelling nottingham-428702020-05-04T19:57:18Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/42870/ Evaluation of deformation stability and fracture mechanism in incremental sheet forming Ai, S. Lu, B. Chen, J. Long, H. Ou, Hengan Incremental sheet forming (ISF) is a flexible process for rapid manufacturing of complex sheet metal parts. An advantage of ISF is the improved formability than traditional sheet forming processes such as stamping. A number of fundamental studies have been conducted to investigate the enhanced ISF formability considering the effects such as bending under tension and through thickness shear. To further understand the ISF deformation mechanism and formability enhancement, this work presents a new analytical model which is focused on investigating the deformation stability and its effect on the metal sheet fracture. Based on this new model, the critical strain of deformation instability is obtained. Furthermore, influences of the work-hardening effect and bending effect on the deformation stability are investigated. To validate the analytical model, the fracture occurrence of two aluminum grades, AA1100 and AA5052, are investigated by using ISF experiment. Based on the analytical and experimental investigation, this study has concluded that bending plays a major role on ISF deformation stability. In addition, the ISF fracture depends on both deformation stability and the sheet material's ductility. Elsevier 2017-05 Article PeerReviewed Ai, S., Lu, B., Chen, J., Long, H. and Ou, Hengan (2017) Evaluation of deformation stability and fracture mechanism in incremental sheet forming. International Journal of Mechanical Sciences, 124-125 . pp. 174-184. ISSN 0020-7403 Incremental sheet forming; Deformation instability; Formability; Fracture http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0020740316310657 doi:10.1016/j.ijmecsci.2017.03.012 doi:10.1016/j.ijmecsci.2017.03.012
spellingShingle Incremental sheet forming; Deformation instability; Formability; Fracture
Ai, S.
Lu, B.
Chen, J.
Long, H.
Ou, Hengan
Evaluation of deformation stability and fracture mechanism in incremental sheet forming
title Evaluation of deformation stability and fracture mechanism in incremental sheet forming
title_full Evaluation of deformation stability and fracture mechanism in incremental sheet forming
title_fullStr Evaluation of deformation stability and fracture mechanism in incremental sheet forming
title_full_unstemmed Evaluation of deformation stability and fracture mechanism in incremental sheet forming
title_short Evaluation of deformation stability and fracture mechanism in incremental sheet forming
title_sort evaluation of deformation stability and fracture mechanism in incremental sheet forming
topic Incremental sheet forming; Deformation instability; Formability; Fracture
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