An analysis of micro deep drawing of ferritic stainless steel 430 using crystal plasticity finite element method
Publication Name
Journal of Materials Research and Technology
Abstract
In this study, a numerical simulation model based on crystal plasticity theories was established in order to study the micro deep drawing (MDD) process of ferritic stainless steel (FSS) 430 foils (50 μm thickness). The numerical simulation results obtained using the crystal plasticity finite element method (CPFEM) match well with experimental values, which indicates that the CPFEM can be utilized to analyze the forming performance of FSS foils during MDD. The results show that optimal annealing temperatures are 850 and 900 °C, which benefits both the surface quality of drawn cups and the formability of FSS 430 foils. During MDD process, remarkable thinning occurs at the nose radius area while the maximum thickness is found at the cup mouth area due to metal flow. The thickness is reduced by about 10% at the nose radius area and increased by about 20% at the cup mouth area. It is also found that the surface quality of drawn cups can be improved by applying appropriate blank holding force during MDD process.
Open Access Status
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Volume
20
First Page
2247
Last Page
2261
Funding Number
U1810115
Funding Sponsor
National Natural Science Foundation of China