Modeling and determination of flow curves for the simulation of hot forming; Conference on the International Deep Drawing Research Group (IDDRG 2009); ; Material property data for more effective numerical analysis : proceedings 2009
Modeling and determination of flow curves for the simulation of hot forming; Conference on the International Deep Drawing Research Group (IDDRG 2009); ; Material property data for more effective numerical analysis : proceedings 2009
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2009
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B. Hochholdinger;H. Grass;A. Lipp;P. Hora
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B. Hochholdinger;H. Grass;A. Lipp;P. Hora
Due to the increasing number of body-in-white parts that are manufactured by hot forming of boron alloyed sheet metal (22MnB5), the demand for a virtual representation of this specific manufacturing process is evident. For a realistic simulation of hot stamping processes, the accurat emodeling of lthe flow stress as function of strain, strain rate and temperature is essential. In the last years, a large variety of empirical-analytical as well as physically based models for the yield stress has been proposed. Three existing models that have shown a good capability to represent the flow behavior of 22MnB5 in recent publications are presented and fitted to the experimental data. The underlying experimental data for the determination of the flow stress is obtained by stack compression tests, which were conducted in a high-speed deformation dilatometer. In a first step, the model parameters are fitted to the experimental flow curves without considering the friction, which inherently is present in a compression test. Sin ce the friction between die and specimen has significant influence on the state of stress within the speciment, an inverse, simulation-based approach for the determination of the model parameters is employed. For this purpose, a simple 2D FE model for each test configuration is set up. The resultin "friction-free" yield stress is up to 15% lower than the one without considering friction. Regarding the models considered, the approach developed by Tong and Wahlen, which is based on the Zener-Hollomon parameter and a Hockett-Sherby type formulation, provides the best fir of the experimental data.