2018
DOI: 10.1051/matecconf/201823906006
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Superplastic forming of shells from sheet blanks with thermally unstable coatings

Abstract: The article is devoted to superplastic forming of non-uniformly heated sheet blanks from aluminum alloy AMg6M. To create an uneven temperature field over the surface of the blank, coatings made of sublimated substances were used from at temperatures 50…150°C below the superplastic forming temperature (450°C for AMg6M alloy). An aqueous solute of chloride and ammonium iodide having a sublimation temperature at normal pressure and a latent heat of conversion equal to 338 and 404°C, 330 and 355kJ/kg, respectively… Show more

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“…Based on the following assumptions [4][5][6]: a) we consider a sufficiently thin shell, which allows us to consider the distribution of stresses throughout the thickness to be uniform; b) the shell material is incompressible; c) shear stresses are small [7]; d) the mass of the shell does not change during deformation [8,9].…”
Section: Methods Of Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Based on the following assumptions [4][5][6]: a) we consider a sufficiently thin shell, which allows us to consider the distribution of stresses throughout the thickness to be uniform; b) the shell material is incompressible; c) shear stresses are small [7]; d) the mass of the shell does not change during deformation [8,9].…”
Section: Methods Of Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is known that metal behaviour at hot deformation and, correspondingly, the stability of the process can be influenced by the following factors: manufacturing method and the quality of primary workpiece [6], presswork method [7], temperature and presswork velocity [8][9][10], strain degree [11], type of lubricants [12], presence of macro-structure defects in a cast blank [13,14], etc.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The study of the influence of loading conditions in contact in the presence of lubricants has been considered in a number of scientific papers. By using the pendulum method, described in works [4,8], it was established that under conditions of viscous friction, oscillation attenuation curve on the elastic layer of molecules has a linear law. However, the oscillation attenuation curve on an unordered layer of lubricant is characterized by the logarithmic law of damping.…”
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confidence: 99%