Flexible and Incremental Sheet Metal Bulging using a Path-Controlled Spherical Roller
Flexible and Incremental Sheet Metal Bulging using a Path-Controlled Spherical Roller
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使用路径控制球面滚子进行柔性增量金属板胀形
DOI:
10.1299/kikaic.58.3147
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发表时间:
1992
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通讯作者:
S. Sakamoto
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作者:
H. Iseki;Kazunori Kato;S. Sakamoto
A flexible and incremental sheet metal bulging machine using a path-controlled spherical roller has been developed for the small-batch manufacture of nonsymmetrical shallow shells. The computer operations-controlled bulging machine performed a wide range of sheet metal shaping on complex shapes, for example, pyramidal shells, shells of the frustum of a pyramid, shallow pans and embossed panels. In order to predict the forming limit of incremental shaping, a new incremental bulging test by a ball punch was performed on an annealed aluminum sheet, and the experimental results showed that fracture occurred when the thickness strain reached n constant value. An approximate calculation method for the maximum bulging height of the shell was proposed, using this fracture limit and a geometrical deformation model. The predictions for the shell of the frustum of a quadrangular pyramid and the quadrangular pyramidal shell were in reasonably good agreement with experimental values for the annealed aluminum sheet.