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Effects of surface roughness on micro deep drawing of circular cups with consideration of size effects

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posted on 2024-11-16, 08:49 authored by Liang Luo, Zhengyi JiangZhengyi Jiang, Dongbin Wei, Kenichi Manabe, Xianming Zhao, Di Wu, Tsuyoshi Furushima
Surface roughness, compared with tiny sizes of micro products, can be relatively large and has significant influences on micro forming processes and products' quality. In this study, a voronoi finite element model that considers size effects of material was developed. Next the surface roughness information was assigned to this voronoi model through different elemental thickness distributions. Furthermore, springback simulation was conducted for the micro deep drawn circular cups. Simulation results demonstrate that the surface roughness with consideration of size effects has significant influences on the overall springback, the drawability represented by the minimum thickness and products' quality regarding thickness evenness and shape accuracy. This study also shows that the results from the new models are close to the experimental results concerning the diameter of cup mouth and the maximum drawing force. The developed model for the micro deep drawing is accurate and beneficial for the development of micro deep drawing process.

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Mechanics of innovative high precision rolling technology in micromanufacturing

Australian Research Council

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Luo, L., Jiang, Z., Wei, D., Manabe, K., Zhao, X., Wu, D. & Furushima, T. (2016). Effects of surface roughness on micro deep drawing of circular cups with consideration of size effects. Finite Elements in Analysis and Design, 111 46-55.

Journal title

Finite Elements in Analysis and Design

Volume

111

Pagination

46-55

Language

English

RIS ID

105335

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