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On-Line Control of Single Point Incremental Forming Operations through Punch Force Monitoring

2006

Abstract Among the innovative sheet metal forming processes, Single Point Incremental Forming (SPIF) represents the simplest and the cheapest one. Despite its relevant advantages, up to now no specific CAE tools for SPIF were developed and the tool trajectory is generally defined utilizing CAD/CAM software developed for machining applications. In the paper an innovative monitoring and control approach, aimed to define and in-process update the most relevant process parameters during an industrial SPIF operation, is proposed. The strategy utilizes as monitoring variable the punch force trend: a set of preliminary tests demonstrated, in fact, its suitability as “spy variable” of the process m…

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A force measuring based strategy for failure prevention in incremental forming

2006

Abstract Incremental forming processes show a number of advantages compared to the traditional processes but, at the same time, some drawbacks are clearly known. Current problems, include the slowness of the process, low accuracy and a lack of knowledge in the field of material formability. This paper is focused on the latter issue: an industrially oriented methodology for detecting the approach of failure in incremental forming is proposed. The approach is based on the analysis of the trend of the forming force in order to assess whether the process can be run safely. If not, a proper strategy, to avoid material failure, is proposed and experimentally validated.

EngineeringProcess (engineering)business.industryMetals and Alloyssheet metal formingFailure preventionForming processesIndustrial and Manufacturing EngineeringManufacturing engineeringField (computer science)Computer Science ApplicationsReliability engineeringModeling and SimulationCeramics and CompositesFormabilityLack of knowledgeMaterial failure theoryincremental formingSlownessbusinessSettore ING-IND/16 - Tecnologie E Sistemi Di Lavorazioneforce monitoring
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Numerical simulation of material failure in single point incremental forming process

2019

Abstract The sheet metal parts obtained through single point incremental forming process show a thinning and also there is a high possibility of material failure. In order to avoid the failure of the material during the process, it is a good practice to use numerical simulation through finite element method to prevent this phenomenon. The aim of this paper is to investigate the prediction of the failure moment of the aluminium sheet metal using various failure criteria. Commonly used failure criteria are: Tresca or maximum shear stress criterion, von Mises yield criterion, Hill yield criteria and various invariants of the Cauchy stress tensor. For the numerical simulation of the single poin…

Materials scienceComputer simulationMechanical engineeringForming processesMaterial failure theorySingle pointIOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering
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