Exploring the deformation potential of composite materials processed by incremental sheet forming: a review

Liu, Zhaobing; Cheng, Kai; Peng, Kerui

doi:10.1007/s00170-021-08081-4

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“…Modern theoretical concepts fail to adequately predict the failure of bimetallic materials by stratification during their processing by plastic forming methods. Up till now, there are plenty of works 9 in which the main statements used in solving problems of mechanics of layered composite materials are considered and summarized 10 . These approaches make it possible to predict the stratification of layered materials undergoing small elastoplastic deformations under operational loads; however, they are unsuitable for processes involving severe plastic deformations.…”

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Effect of heat treatment on plastic deformation inhomogeneity of laser cladding additively manufactured metal composite

Buyakova,

Kayurov,

Barannikova

2024

Third International Scientific and Practical Symposium on Materials Science and Technology (MST-III 2023)

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The inhomogeneity of plastic deformation of laser cladding additively manufactured steel composites from low-carbon steel ASTM A414 grade A and stainless steel AISI 304 has been studied. The uniaxial tensile tests were carried out on flat samples with a thickness of 8 mm at a constant rate at room temperature after laser cladding and after six hours of heat treatment of specimens up to 900°C. The phase composition of the bimetal components was determined via X-ray diffraction. The effect of heat treatment conditions on the microhardness and plastic flow inhomogeneity near the bimetal junction zone has been established. The degree of plastic deformation inhomogeneity of different layers was quantitatively assessed using the coefficient of variation of local strains has been investigated via digital speckle correlation method. After laser cladding, the difference between the deformation inhomogeneities of the border zones near stainless and carbon steels was almost two times. The deformation inhomogeneity in the transition zone was shown to differ from those of the base layers, which affected the properties of bimetal products. The effect of structural heterogeneity near the interface of layers on the local strain distributions in the bimetal was discussed in present study.

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Effect of heat treatment on plastic deformation inhomogeneity of laser cladding additively manufactured metal composite

Buyakova,

Kayurov,

Barannikova

2024

Third International Scientific and Practical Symposium on Materials Science and Technology (MST-III 2023)

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“…Although different methods for forming polymer composites exist, the authors concentrated on the incremental forming process. However, it is suggested that interested readers refer to the review paper written by Liu et al 20 This review examines the mechanisms of deformation and failure of composites and the constitutive equations used to characterize their mechanical behaviors during incremental composite-sheet forming. Several types of composites are covered, including multilayer metal, metal/polymer, fiber-reinforced composites, and others.…”

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Single point incremental forming of polyamide/30 wt% short glass fiber composite

Bagheri

Kami

Shakouri

2022

Journal of Thermoplastic Composite Materials

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The experimental study of single point incremental forming (SPIF) of a thermoplastic matrix composite (TMC) was presented in this research. The TMC’s matrix was built of polyamide (PA) 6.6, and the reinforcement was 30 wt percent short glass fiber (GF). The TMC was manufactured by hot pressing PA/30 wt percent GF granules to a thickness of 1.5 mm. The impact of SPIF process variables such as forming temperature (60°C–120°C), spindle speed (500 rpm–3000 rpm), wall angle (30°–60°), and step size (0.5 mm–1.5 mm) on forming depth and shrinkage owing to cooling were investigated. The findings revealed that the wall angle is the most effective parameter on TMC forming depth and shrinkage. Furthermore, TMC showed a significant percentage of shrinkage when it is cooled (up to 83.6% of shrinkage).

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Performance evaluation of extruded polystyrene foam for aerospace engineering applications using frequency analyses

Karpenko

Stosiak

Deptuła

et al. 2023

Int J Adv Manuf Technol

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Exploring the deformation potential of composite materials processed by incremental sheet forming: a review

Cited by 11 publications

References 245 publications

Effect of heat treatment on plastic deformation inhomogeneity of laser cladding additively manufactured metal composite

Effect of heat treatment on plastic deformation inhomogeneity of laser cladding additively manufactured metal composite

Single point incremental forming of polyamide/30 wt% short glass fiber composite

Performance evaluation of extruded polystyrene foam for aerospace engineering applications using frequency analyses

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