Joining by forming—A review on joint mechanisms, applications and future trends

Groche, Peter; Wohletz, Simon; Brenneis, Matthias; Pabst, Christian; Resch, Franziska

doi:10.1016/j.jmatprotec.2013.12.022

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“…The extensive use of metallic pipes in the industries such as oil, chemical, sugar, automotive, structural industries, paper and process is to transport high pressure liquids and gases [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13]. It transmission of liquid is solely depends on the metallic pipes due to its higher strength and durability.…”

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Feasibility Study on Joining of Copper Pipes Using Microwave Energy

2017

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“…Recent developments in joining by forming that are comprehensively systematized in state-of-the-art reviews by Mori et al (2013) and Groche et al (2014) allow concluding that plastic deformation offers great potential to connect tubes and fix tubes to sheets while combining the growing demands for high productivity, low fabrication costs and environmental friendliness with high performance and material versatility. Table 1 summarizes the main differences between joining by forming and by welding.…”

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Innovative cold joining technologies based on tube forming

Alves

Martins

2015

MATEC Web of Conferences

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Abstract. This paper is focused on innovative cold joining technologies for connecting tubes and fixing tubes to sheets. The proposed technologies are based on the utilization of plastic instability waves in thin-walled tubes subjected to axial compression and may be seen as an alternative to conventional joining technologies based on mechanical fixing with fasteners, welding and structural adhesive bonding. Besides allowing connecting dissimilar materials and being successfully employed in fixture conditions that are difficult and costly to achieve by means of conventional joining the new proposed technologies also cope with the growing concerns on the demand, lifecycle and recycling of materials.

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“…The sheets are plastically deformed and the shape of the tools remains theoretically unchanged during the clinching processes. The force needed for the joining process depends on the thickness and the strength of the materials to be joined, the size of the tools and friction coefficient [10][11][12]. The research of the effect of sheet thickness on mechanical behaviours of joined materials used in automotive industry was published in [13][14].…”

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Clinching Hot-Dip Galvanized Steel Combined With Aluminium Alloy

Spišák

Kaščák

Kubík

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Acta Metall Slovaca

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Combination of steel sheets and aluminium alloys in components are widely used in various industrial areas because of their high performance. At times it is not possible to join this material combination utilizing conventional joining techniques, especially welding methods, therefore other alternative techniques are developed. One of the alternatives are mechanical clinching as a cold joining process. The paper evaluates the properties of clinched joints. The following materials utilized in automotive industry in car body production were used in the joining process: hot-dip galvanized steel sheet H220PD (thickness of 0.8 mm) and aluminium alloys EN AW 5754 (0.8 mm). The following tests were performed to evaluate the properties of the clinched joints: tension test -to determine the load bearing capacities and the force-elongation diagrams; microhardness test -to determine the changes in the materials joined by clinching; and a metallographic analysis observing the clinched joints' structures. Clinching proved to be suitable methods for joining the observed combination of hot-dip galvanized steel and aluminium alloy.

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Joining by forming—A review on joint mechanisms, applications and future trends

Cited by 266 publications

References 91 publications

Feasibility Study on Joining of Copper Pipes Using Microwave Energy

Feasibility Study on Joining of Copper Pipes Using Microwave Energy

Innovative cold joining technologies based on tube forming

Clinching Hot-Dip Galvanized Steel Combined With Aluminium Alloy

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