Effects of the movable die on sheet hydroforming
Zhou Li-xin
Abstract
Zhou Li-xin
Abstract
In order to study the effect of the movable die on sheet hydroforming, experiments are carried out on a movable die and a fixed die. In the case of the movable die, two different loading modes are treated in the experiments. These are here denoted loading mode 1 and 2. Based on the experimental results, the conclusion is that compared with the deformation with the movable die and without the movable die, it is much easier to get a good forming of the workpiece when using the movable die, especially when forming shape-complicated workpieces. The thickness distribution is more uniform and the forming limit of the sheet metal is increased in the sheet hydroforming using a movable die. Furthermore, the thickness distribution gets more uniform when using the movable die and adopting loading mode 2 compared to that of adopting loading mode 1.
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In order to study the effect of the movable die on sheet hydroforming, experiments are carried out on a movable die and a fixed die. In the case of the movable die, two different loading modes are treated in the experiments. These are here denoted loading mode 1 and 2. Based on the experimental results, the conclusion is that compared with the deformation with the movable die and without the movable die, it is much easier to get a good forming of the workpiece when using the movable die, especially when forming shape-complicated workpieces. The thickness distribution is more uniform and the forming limit of the sheet metal is increased in the sheet hydroforming using a movable die. Furthermore, the thickness distribution gets more uniform when using the movable die and adopting loading mode 2 compared to that of adopting loading mode 1.
Key concepts: Hydroforming, Die (integrated circuit), Materials science, Sheet metal, Deformation (meteorology), Mode (computer interface), Composite material, Structural engineering