The research of single point incremental forming process for composite mould production

Rimašauskas, Marius; Juzėnas, Kazimieras; Rimašauskienė, Rūta; Pupelis, E.

doi:10.5755/j01.mech.20.4.7045

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“…The thickness of the asreceived sheet was 0.6mm . The conventional tensile tests used to characterize this material are given 9 in the previous section. The deformed specimens took in the shape of dome as shown in Figure 7.a.…”

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“…[4][5][6][7] which are the main problems investigated in sheet metal forming processes [8] . Rimašauskas et al [9] proved the efficiency of SPIF process in rapid production of molds used to manufacture composite structure. In fact, SPIF technology lessen the manufacturing time and cost in comparison with conventional technics used to manufacture these molds.…”

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SPIF process of axisymmetric parts made of AA1060-H14 aluminum alloy tested on 2 axis-NC lathe machine

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This paper deals with an experimental and numerical study focused on the SPIF process of a dome part manufactured by means of a 2-axis NC lathe machine. The main objective is to enhance the understanding of a set of parameters in connection with ISF operations applied to this type of machine unusually used in incremental forming processes, despite the high degree of development of NC lathe machines. Nowadays 4 and 5 axis lathe centers are widely used in industrial applications. This makes NC lathe machines useful in SPIF process especially in the case of axisymmetric parts. The present results, covering thinning, appearance of cracks, surface quality and FLD diagram; prove the efficiency of NC turning machines to perform SPIF application of parts commonly manufactured by a 3-axis NC milling machine.

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confidence: 99%