in sheet metal forming processes, one-stage production of conical-cylindrical parts with high accuracy is very difficult due to wrinkling and rupturing. hydrodynamic deep drawing assisted by radial pressure is one of the most applicable procedures in sheet hydroforming process on the point of producing conical-cylindrical parts. in this paper, forming pressure path is investigated as one of the...

Recent developments in incremental sheet forming have resulted the creation of novel manufacturing processes that are highly adaptable and could bring significant economic benefits for advanced technologies low-volume production. In this manuscript, following variables were examined: variation deformation forces a part with pyramidal trunk shape; deformations thinning Al 3003 material during pr...

Steel laser tailor-welded blanks (TWBs) are produced by end-to-end joining of base sheets using different welding methods. In this article, the formability of laser TWBs of St12 and St14 with thicknesses of 1 mm and 1.5 in single point incremental forming process were experimentally and numerically investigated. First, the forming limit wall angle was experimentally determined for each of the b...

 One of the surface defects that arise in sheet metal working is when the part removes from the die. Since there are no external forces to make this defect, the origin of such fail is known as residual stress. Residual stress can develop in sheet metal forming due to non uniform deformation. In this paper, the workpiece is carbon steel with different volume fractions and arrangement of ferrite ...

this paper investigates the earing phenomenon in deep drawing of aa3105 aluminum alloy, experimentally and numerically. earing defect is mainly attributed to the plastic anisotropy of sheet metal. in order to control such defect, predicting the evolution of ears in sheet metal forming analyses becomes indispensable. in this regard, the present study implements the advanced yield criterion bbc20...

A classification framework for identifying correlations between 3D surfaces in the context of sheet metal forming, especially Asymmetric Incremental Sheet Forming (AISF), is described. The objective is to predict “springback”, the deformation that results as a consequence of the application of a sheet metal forming processes. Central to the framework there are two proposed mechanisms to represe...