Affiliation:
1. University of Rome - Tor Vergata
Abstract
In this paper a neural network approach is used to model the diode laser assisted forming
process. In particular thin sheets of Aluminum alloy AA 6082 were bended in the elastic range and
then treated with a diode laser with the aim to reduce the spring back phenomenon. Experimental
tests were performed to study the influence of the process parameters such as laser power, laser
speed and starting elastic deformation on the evolution of forming process. In particular the heating
effects on the elastic properties of the material was studied. A statistical approach is used to define
the experimental plan and discuss the experimental results. Interesting trend of the effects of the
diode laser on the forming process were found. Subsequently in order to predict the residual
inflexion, during the laser forming, a multilayer feedforward artificial neural network has been
implemented. A sensitivity analysis on the artificial neural network model is used to show the
significance of all the input data employed. As a result of sensitivity analysis, a check between
experimental and calculated trends for each investigated variables was performed, which revealed
an appreciable fit between data displayed.
Publisher
Trans Tech Publications, Ltd.
Subject
Mechanical Engineering,Mechanics of Materials,General Materials Science
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