Forming limit diagrams by including the M–K model in finite element simulation considering the effect of bending
Mostafa Habibi, Ramin Hashemi, Amir Ghazanfari, Reza Naghdabadi, Ahmad Assempour
Abstract
Mostafa Habibi, Ramin Hashemi, Amir Ghazanfari, Reza Naghdabadi, Ahmad Assempour
Abstract
Forming limit diagram is often used as a criterion to predict necking initiation in sheet metal forming processes. In this study, the forming limit diagram was obtained through the inclusion of the Marciniak–Kaczynski model in the Nakazima out-of-plane test finite element model and also a flat model. The effect of bending on the forming limit diagram was investigated numerically and experimentally. Data required for this simulation were determined through a simple tension test in three directions. After comparing the results of the flat and Nakazima finite element models with the experimental results, the forming limit diagram computed by the Nakazima finite element model was more convenient with less than 10% at the lower level of the experimental forming limit diagram.
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Forming limit diagram is often used as a criterion to predict necking initiation in sheet metal forming processes. In this study, the forming limit diagram was obtained through the inclusion of the Marciniak–Kaczynski model in the Nakazima out-of-plane test finite element model and also a flat model. The effect of bending on the forming limit diagram was investigated numerically and experimentally. Data required for this simulation were determined through a simple tension test in three directions. After comparing the results of the flat and Nakazima finite element models with the experimental results, the forming limit diagram computed by the Nakazima finite element model was more convenient with less than 10% at the lower level of the experimental forming limit diagram.
Key concepts: Necking, Forming limit diagram, Finite element method, Diagram, Limit (mathematics), Bending, Limit load, Finite element limit analysis