Laser-assisted Metal Spinning of Challenging Materials

Klocke, Fritz; Brummer, C

doi:10.1016/j.proeng.2014.10.338

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“…Therefore, the hot power spinning methods can be classified as the following four kinds: flame-assisted hot power spinning, laser-assisted hot power spinning, electromagnetic-induction hot power spinning and gas-convection hot power spinning. Source: Klocke and Brummer (2014) and Roy and Maijer (2014) …”

Section: Classification Of Hot Power Spinningmentioning

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“…During laser-assisted hot power spinning, only the local area of material in front of the forming roller is heated by the high energy laser beam (Figure 3) (Klocke and Brummer, 2014). Klocke and Wehrmeister (2003) successfully formed Ti alloy, X5CrNi18-10 stainless steel and Ni alloy by laser-assisted hot shear spinning.…”

Section: Laser-assisted Hot Power Spinningmentioning

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“…Klocke and Wehrmeister (2003) reported that the forming limit of stainless steel X5CrNi18-10 increases by 15%-25% and the strain hardening decreases by 40% through hot shear spinning. Romero et al (2010) reported that the residual stress of the spun parts of DP steels (dual-phase high strength steels) decreases by 30%-40% through hot shear spinning.…”

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The classification and a review of hot power spinning of difficult-to-deform metals

Xia

Zhu

Cheng

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IJMPT

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Abstract:The plastic deformation of the difficult-to-deform metal at room temperature is very difficult due to the poor plasticity and large deformation resistance. Heating is an effective method to increase the material plasticity and decrease the forming forces. In this paper, the classification of the hot power spinning is proposed based on the heating methods, and the characteristics of the flame heating, laser heating, electromagnetic induction heating and hot gas convection heating methods are compared and analysed in detail. The research status of the macro forming quality during hot power spinning of the difficult-to-deform metal, especially the reasons and the preventing measures of the spinning defects, such as surface bulge, surface crack, surface pileup and surface peeling, is reviewed and discussed comprehensively. The research status of metallographic experimental analysis, microstructure involution simulation and mechanical properties of spun parts of the difficult-to-deform metal is summarised, and the main methods used for microstructure evolution simulation are compared. Finally, the research trend to realise the integrated controlling of the macro forming quality and microstructure of the hot spun part of the difficult-to-deform metal is put forward. The classification and a review of hot power spinning 213Keywords: difficult-to-deform metal; hot power spinning; macro forming quality; microstructure and property; forming defect.Reference to this paper should be made as follows: Xia, Q., Zhu, N., Cheng, X. and Xiao, G. (2017) Ningyuan Zhu is a PhD student in School of Mechanical and Automobile Engineering, South China University of Technology. He works on metal spinning technology, further investigations on the integrated control of the precision and the properties of difficult-to-deform metal during hot power spinning.Xiuquan Cheng is a Professor in Department of Aircraft Maintenance Engineering, Guangzhou Civil Aviation College. He research interests include plastic forming theory, method, technology and machine.Gangfeng Xiao is a PhD student in School of Mechanical and Automobile Engineering, South China University of Technology. He works on metal spinning technology, further investigations on the microstructure, properties and plastic deformation mechanism of nanomaterial of spinning, further investigations on the microstructure, properties and plastic deformation mechanism of nanomaterial.

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Section: Laser-assisted Hot Power Spinningmentioning

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The classification and a review of hot power spinning of difficult-to-deform metals

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“…published in [8] or a provisional experimental set-up published by [9] facilitated to proof the general feasibility and the advantages of laser-assisted shear forming and multi-pass spinning operations but suffered several limitations. Especially with regard to multi-pass spinning limited flexibility and high programming efforts have been deficits.…”

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“…Especially with regard to multi-pass spinning limited flexibility and high programming efforts have been deficits. Thus a recently developed laser-integration into a spinning lathe published in [10] has been used for this work facilitating to realize laser-assisted multi-pass spinning operations without limitations. Scope of this publication is:…”

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Laser-assisted metal spinning for an efficient and flexible processing of challenging materials

Brummer

Eck

Marsoner

et al. 2016

IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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Abstract. The demand for components made from high performance materials like titanium or nickel-based alloys as well as strain-hardening stainless steel is steadily increasing. However, conventional forming operations conducted on these materials are generally very laborious and time-consuming. This is where the limitations of metal spinning also become apparent. Using a laser to apply heat localized to the forming zone during metal spinning facilitates to enhance the formability of a material. In order to analyse the potential of the new manufacturing process, experimental investigations on laser-assisted shear forming and multi-pass metal spinning have been performed with austenitic stainless steel X5CrNi18-10, nickel-based alloy Inconel 718 and titanium grade 2. It could be demonstrated that the formability of these materials can be enhanced by laser-assistance. Besides the resulting enhancement of forming limits for metal spinning of challenging materials, the forming forces were reduced and the product quality was improved significantly.

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A new approach in producing metal bellows by local arc heating: a parametric study

Sedighi

Shamsi

2017

Int J Adv Manuf Technol

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Laser-assisted Metal Spinning of Challenging Materials

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The classification and a review of hot power spinning of difficult-to-deform metals

The classification and a review of hot power spinning of difficult-to-deform metals

Laser-assisted metal spinning for an efficient and flexible processing of challenging materials

A new approach in producing metal bellows by local arc heating: a parametric study

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