2010
DOI: 10.1007/s12289-010-0957-z
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Springback analysis of thin bent sheets on elastomeric die

Abstract: One critical problem of sheet formed products is its dimensional accuracy. This is related to springback (elastic recovery), after forming load releasing. It may happen in any forming process; however, it is easier noted and quantified in bending process. Needless to say that this problem is undesirable since it affects assemblies, mainly at aeronautics industry [1]. Although, literature provides some models for predicting springback in conventional bending, this is not the case for non conventional bending us… Show more

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“…5 c), which is likely due to microstructural changes under bending stress. For example, fiber orientation and degree of crystalline orientation would increase during tension, while decrease during compression 34 , 42 , which is similar to an increase and a decrease in MOE during the tension and compression phase, respectively 43 , 44 . The springback in bamboo is caused by multiple factors: (1) uneven distribution of stress along cross section (there is a higher stress in the outside half tube wall than the inside) 41 ; (2) the higher MOE in the outside tube wall than the inside; and (3) the higher MOE in the first half bamboo tube wall than the latter half.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 77%
“…5 c), which is likely due to microstructural changes under bending stress. For example, fiber orientation and degree of crystalline orientation would increase during tension, while decrease during compression 34 , 42 , which is similar to an increase and a decrease in MOE during the tension and compression phase, respectively 43 , 44 . The springback in bamboo is caused by multiple factors: (1) uneven distribution of stress along cross section (there is a higher stress in the outside half tube wall than the inside) 41 ; (2) the higher MOE in the outside tube wall than the inside; and (3) the higher MOE in the first half bamboo tube wall than the latter half.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 77%
“…The influence of the elastomer hardness was exemplarily investigated during the manufacturing of a rear suspension of a car [11]. More recent studies deal with the creation of an analytical model to predict the springback [12] and the expansion of the forming limits [13].…”
Section: Methods Of Springback Compensation In Sheet Metal Bendingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In order to ensure the reliability of numerical simulation, constantly adjust the Et and σy to make the calculated result to as much as possible close to the experimental value and to ensure the minimum total error [4]. After the trial, when σy=355MPa , Et=20000MPa the results are satisfactory.…”
Section: Constitutive Relationsmentioning
confidence: 99%