Stress Relaxation for Formability Improvement

Author:

Hariharan Krishnaswamy1,Majidi Omid1,Kim Chong Min1,Lee Myoung Gyu1,Barlat Frédéric1

Affiliation:

1. Korea University

Abstract

Improved formability has been reported due to stress relaxation when the continuous forming cycle is interrupted with steps by adjusting the punch motion. The contribution of stress relaxation and its parameters on the ductility of materials has not been established so far. In the present work, the stress relaxation behavior of three materials, low carbon steel, DP and TRIP steels are studied. The influence of strain rate and strain on the ductility enhancement due to stress relaxation is analyzed. It is observed that stress relaxation improved the ductility of materials in all the cases and therefore can be used as a potential method to improve formability in sheet metal forming.

Publisher

Trans Tech Publications, Ltd.

Subject

Mechanical Engineering,Mechanics of Materials,General Materials Science

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