| Summary: | The process of deep sheet metal drawing is accepted in all industrial
branches. This process is, therefore, very important to maintain a certain
level of quality. For this reason, measurements and tests must be carried
out to determine how much sheet metal deformation occurred after the
deep drawing process. For this purpose, an experiment of deep drawing of
sheet metal was carried out using the example of kitchen utensils. In
addition, the Taguchi method was used in this experiment to test the quality
of the obtained kitchenware. In the experiment, three factors were taken
with three alternatives that affect the deep drawing of sheet metal, and 27
experiments were used for the Taguchi method. The results of this
experiment showed that the best results were achieved by the smallest
drawing depth of 65 mm and the worst results were obtained by the
drawing thickness of 70 mm. Regarding the thickness of the material, the
best results were achieved by the material of 21 mm, and the material of 15
mm achieved the worst results. In addition, an analysis of variance was
carried out, which determined the relationship between force and
deformation of the material.
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