FEM analysis of springback control with lump-punch penetration after V-bending

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Abstract

In actual manufacturing, some empirical methods such as the bottoming technique are generally used in order to adjust the bend angles of products. However, the problem with this is that it relies on the technique of the engineer. In this study, quantitative springback control by lump-punch penetration after V-bending is investigated with FEM analysis and experimentation. The lump at the punch tip is pushed into a bent section at the final stage of V-bending and stretches the inside surface at the bent section. The method of springback control is suggested based on the deformation state. Then, the suitability of springback control using this mechanism is investigated. It is confirmed that the springback amount is reduced by lump-punch penetration. Accordingly, it is recommended to control springback by sheet forging with a lump punch.

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Aso, T., & Iizuka, T. (2016). FEM analysis of springback control with lump-punch penetration after V-bending. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 734). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/734/3/032068

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