Tool deformation is an important issue in the shape rolling of stator vanes as it directly influences the thickness of the rolled vane. This means that for the design of an accurate production process the deformation of the tools has to be accounted for. The shape rolling of symmetrical straight vanes has been investigated. Because these vanes have a constant cross-section over the length, this rolling process can be considered as a stationary process. Therefore an ALE formulation is suitable to calculate the steady state. The deformation of the sheet as well as the deformation of the tools have been calculated with the developed finite element model. Some results of these simulations are presented in this paper
Abstract This study presents that finite element (FE) simulations of rotary draw bending are improve...
In flat rolling mills, demands for precise process set-up and control are increasing than ever befor...
Residual stresses induced in the component by previous thermal/mechanical processes are compressive ...
Tool deformation is an important issue in the shape rolling of stator vanes as it directly influence...
Tool deformation is an important issue in the shape rolling of stator vanes as it directly influence...
ABSTRACT: A finite element model has been developed for the simulation of the shape rolling of stato...
The shape rolling of stator vanes has been modelled in 3D using the finite element method. Till now ...
A computational method is presented for the 3D FEM simulation of stationary metal forming processes....
A new steady-state, three-dimensional finite element-based process model is presented for the predic...
International audienceRoll deformation is an extremely important problem in strip rolling, all the m...
THESIS 7577This thesis investigates a cold forming process called Form Rolling. Form Rolling is an i...
In flat rolling mills, while demands for precise process set-up and control are increasing than ever...
In the first part of this thesis, the FE program MSC.Marc is applied for coupled thermomechanical si...
© 2014, Springer-Verlag London. A 3D elastic–plastic finite element method (FEM) model of cold strip...
The paper addresses the complexities for a reliable numerical simulation of the roll forming process...
Abstract This study presents that finite element (FE) simulations of rotary draw bending are improve...
In flat rolling mills, demands for precise process set-up and control are increasing than ever befor...
Residual stresses induced in the component by previous thermal/mechanical processes are compressive ...
Tool deformation is an important issue in the shape rolling of stator vanes as it directly influence...
Tool deformation is an important issue in the shape rolling of stator vanes as it directly influence...
ABSTRACT: A finite element model has been developed for the simulation of the shape rolling of stato...
The shape rolling of stator vanes has been modelled in 3D using the finite element method. Till now ...
A computational method is presented for the 3D FEM simulation of stationary metal forming processes....
A new steady-state, three-dimensional finite element-based process model is presented for the predic...
International audienceRoll deformation is an extremely important problem in strip rolling, all the m...
THESIS 7577This thesis investigates a cold forming process called Form Rolling. Form Rolling is an i...
In flat rolling mills, while demands for precise process set-up and control are increasing than ever...
In the first part of this thesis, the FE program MSC.Marc is applied for coupled thermomechanical si...
© 2014, Springer-Verlag London. A 3D elastic–plastic finite element method (FEM) model of cold strip...
The paper addresses the complexities for a reliable numerical simulation of the roll forming process...
Abstract This study presents that finite element (FE) simulations of rotary draw bending are improve...
In flat rolling mills, demands for precise process set-up and control are increasing than ever befor...
Residual stresses induced in the component by previous thermal/mechanical processes are compressive ...