Worked example Stamping a rectangular panel
4.5 Exercises
Ex. 4.1 A material is deforming in plane strain under a major tension of 340 kNm. The initial thickness is 0.8 mm and the material obeys an effective stress–strain relation σ = 700ε 0.22 MPa. What is the major strain at this point? [Ans: 0.062] Ex. 4.2 In the two-dimensional stamping operation shown in Figure 4.13, the side-walls are vertical and the face of the punch is flat. If the blank-holder force B is increased, determine the maximum strain that can be achieved at the centre-line if the coefficient of friction is 0.15 and the sheet obeys the stress strain law σ = 600ε 0.2 MPa. What is the blank-holder force required to reach this if the initial sheet thickness is 0.8 mm? [Ans: 0 .026 ; 2 B = 1780 kNm] B B e 1 × max. Figure 4.13 Section of a draw die with vertical sidewalls. Simplified stamping analysis 59 Ex. 4.3 For the operation in Ex. 4.2, determine the punch force at the maximum side-wall tension and obtain the ratio of blank-holder force to punch force. Ans: 676 kNm; 2.6] Ex. 4.4 At a point in a stamping process the sheet that is in contact with the punch is shown in Figure 4.3, but the sheet makes an angle of 60 ◦ at the tangent point. The strain at the mid-point O is 0.025. The punch has a face radius of 2 m, semi-width of 600 mm, and corner radius of 10 mm. The material obeys an effective stress strain relation of σ = 400ε 0.17 MPa and the initial thickness is 0.8 mm. Determine the tension at O, A and B if the coefficient of friction is 0.10. [Ans: 197, 203 and 219 kNm] 60 Mechanics of Sheet Metal FormingParts
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» The engineering stress–strain curve
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» Rate sensitivity Tensile test
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» Anisotropy Effect of properties on forming
» Fracture Effect of properties on forming
» Homogeneity Effect of properties on forming
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