Effect of Orientation and Pre-Tension on Stresses Distribution on V-Die Bending Processes by Finite Element Method | ||
| Engineering and Technology Journal | ||
| Article 2, Volume 38, 5A, May 2020, Pages 636-648 PDF (1.15 M) | ||
| DOI: 10.30684/etj.v38i5A.457 | ||
| Authors | ||
| Adil S. Jabber1; Aseel H. Abed2; Anwar H. Zabon1 | ||
| 1Production Engineering and Metallurgy Dept. Baghdad, Iraq. | ||
| 2Production Engineering and Metallurgy Dept. Baghdad, Iraq | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Simulation of metal forming processes using the Finite Element Method (FEM) is a well-established procedure, being nowadays possible to develop alternative approaches, such as inverse methodologies, in solving complex problems. This study investigated the effect of orientation and pre-tension on stresses distribution numerically by software ANSYS 19 using the finite element method. The pre-tension is 55% from total strained in each rolling direction. The results show that the orientation has a significant effect on stresses distribution and stress value before and after pre-tension 55%. Although there is a regular distribution of stresses in three direction, but there is significant difference in the values of stresses in each of (0, 45, 90) degrees. The highest value of t rolling direction. The pre-tension has a greater impact on stresses distribution and stress value. Although, there is a regular distribution of stresses in blank before and after pre-tension, but there is significant difference in the values. Where in 0 degree on rolling direction the stresses increased by 31.7% from their values before pre-tension, while in 45 degrees on rolling direction the stresses increased by 35.6% and in 90 degrees on rolling direction the stresses increased by 23.6% from their values before pre-tension. | ||
| Keywords | ||
| Keywords - Brass 65-35; Finite element method; Rolling Orientation; pre-tension; Forming | ||
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