Springback of thick sheet AHSS subject to bending under tension
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CHALAL, HocineRACZ, Sever-GabrielBALAN, TudorAbstract
The springback behavior of four advanced high-strength sheet steels (Dual-Phase, TRIP, ferrite-bainite) with thicknesses ranging from 1.2 to 4 mm was investigated by means of the bending-under-tension (BUT) test. The applicability of several guidelines from the literature was investigated experimentally and numerically. The monotonic decrease of springback as back force increased was confirmed for this category of sheet steels, and a general trend for the non-linear influence of the tool radius was observed. The influence of numerical factors on the predicted values of springback was investigated, and conclusions and simple guidelines were drawn from the analysis with industrial sheet forming applications in mind.
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