Phase-Field Modelling of the Solidified Nodular Cast-Iron Alloy EN–JS2070 Micro Structure for Deep Drawing Tool Application Treated by Machine Hammer Peening
Phase-Field Modelling of the Solidified Nodular Cast-Iron Alloy EN–JS2070 Micro Structure for Deep Drawing Tool Application Treated by Machine Hammer Peening
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用于经机锤喷丸处理的深拉工具应用的凝固球墨铸铁合金 ENâJS2070 微观结构的相场建模
DOI:
10.1007/978-3-030-03451-1_33
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发表时间:
2018
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Klocke
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作者:
Mannens;Trauth;Kittel;Klocke
The increased usage of advanced high strength steels (AHSS) as materials for car body parts leads to a continuous reduction of car weight and thus a lowering of CO2emissions. This weight reduction results from the higher yield and tensile strength of AHSS when compared to conventional steel grades. However, the higher strength of AHSS also leads to higher loads on the forming tools. To increase the wear resistance of tool surfaces, mechanical surface treatments are used. Small surface defects were observed after machine hammer peening (MHP) of nodular cast-iron alloy EN-JS2070. Recent investigations identified that disintegrated graphite and thus collapsing shrink holes are the cause for the occurrence of these surface defects.In order to reduce the amount of defects in the cast tool, an adopted cooling procedure with a cooling mould was employed. The deep drawing tools from EN-JS2070 cast alloy produced with cooling mould were treated with MHP using varying process parameters. In order to analyse the influence of the adopted cooling procedure on graphite formation and subsequently on defect origination after MHP, a phase-field method based simulation of the solidification process by means of MICRESS®software is performed. A conventional solidification process and a process with cooling mould are considered and a final microstructure in terms of graphite fraction, size, and localisation is analysed. The metallographical investigations of the EN-JS2070 cast tool solidified with cooling mould were performed and subsequently compared with those of casting without cooling mould. The final microstructure after cooling predicted with the developed phase-field model is in good agreement with the microstructure revealed by light-microscope observations. The findings obtained from the phase-field simulation combined with the data from metallographical analysis are used to improve the explanation model of the defect formation responsible for the occurrence of surface defects after MHP as well as to investigate the used cooling strategy.
DOI:
10.1016/j.proeng.2017.10.1139
发表时间:
2017
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Procedia Engineering
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作者:
Mannens;Delforno;Trauth;Feuerhack;Kittel;Klocke
通讯作者:
Klocke