2014
DOI: 10.1007/s00170-014-5933-1
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Effect of bright annealing on stainless steel 304 formability in tube hydroforming

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“…en, a bright annealing is performed to improve the formability of the tube. It is heated gradually from room temperature to 1050°C in a protective atmosphere, held for 30 minutes, and then cooled down in air [9], as seen in Advances in Materials Science and Engineering Figure 10. us, the most optimal mechanical properties of the SS304 tube for the hydroforming process are provided.…”
Section: Fine Design Of the Partition-formingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…en, a bright annealing is performed to improve the formability of the tube. It is heated gradually from room temperature to 1050°C in a protective atmosphere, held for 30 minutes, and then cooled down in air [9], as seen in Advances in Materials Science and Engineering Figure 10. us, the most optimal mechanical properties of the SS304 tube for the hydroforming process are provided.…”
Section: Fine Design Of the Partition-formingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…is study showed that the bending operation might consume most of the formability of the tube, the fracture failure sometimes occurred outside of the bending, and the maximum work hardening e ect takes place around the rear end of the bend section. anakijkasem et al [9] considered e ects of bright annealing in the tube hydroforming process. For 304 stainless steel, during the forming deformation, the induced martensitic transformation takes place at the deformed area in an anisotropic way, leading to the development of texture and working hardening.…”
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“…Tube hydroforming (THF) involves the use of controlled internal pressure to expand a tube into a T-shaped part. Despite being one of the most widely used methods [6, 7], the THF process has some drawbacks, such as long cycle time, expensive specialized equipment [811], and limited applicability in high pressure environments due to fluid leakage, as well as in high temperature environments due to low fluid evaporation and ignition temperatures.…”
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“…ASSs are known to have good formability, excellent corrosion resistance, and good weldability [1][2][3]. However, in some industrial applications, the good formability of ASSs may still not be satisfactory [4,5]. For example, in deep drawing of consumer electric components using ASSs, the forming process is frequently composed of two (or multiple) forming stages with heat treatment between the forming stages, due to the formability of the ASSs.…”
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“…Furnace annealing between forming stages is a commercially well-established heat treatment process to control the formability of an ASS in a two-or multiple-stage forming process. A deformed part is heat-treated in a certain temperature range (800-1100 • C) for a specified duration (usually from 30 to 45 min) [4,5] before the next forming stage. While furnace annealing can effectively restore the formability of the product by annihilating strain hardening from the previous forming stage, furnace annealing frequently becomes quite time-consuming and expensive.…”
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