A method for the simulation of temperature stabilisation during multi-cycle cold forging operations

Qin, Y and Balendra, R and Chodnikiewicz, K (2000) A method for the simulation of temperature stabilisation during multi-cycle cold forging operations. Journal of Materials Processing Technology, 107 (1-3). pp. 252-259. ISSN 0924-0136 (https://doi.org/10.1016/S0924-0136(00)00681-6)

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Abstract

Previous analyses of material flow and temperature history during cold forging mostly referred to a particular manufacturing cycle of the forging; temperature changes in the tools with the number of manufacturing cycle were not examined. Repeating full-scale, coupled thermo-mechanical plastic-flow simulation to effect the analysis of temperature changes during multi-cycle operations is impracticable. An alternative strategy was, therefore, used for developing a simplified procedure to effect the analysis. The approach was to combine coupled thermo-mechanical FE plastic simulation and heat transfer analysis to define heat-flux-density functions across die/workpiece interfaces. The functions were then used for initiating heat transfer analysis on the die with the repeated heat-loading for the given cycles. Since only heat transfer analysis was required for the die for the multi-cycle analysis, high-efficiency of the computation was achieved.

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Qin, Y ORCID logoORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7103-4855, Balendra, R and Chodnikiewicz, K;
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