Eccentric rotary swaging variants
Rotary swaging is an incremental cold forming process that changes beneath the geometry also the microstructure and mechanical properties of workpiece. Especially a new process design with Eccentric Flat Shaped Dies (EFSD) influences both the kind and amount of stress and plastic strain and conseque...
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| author | Toenjes Anastasiya Ishkina Svetlana Schenck Christian von Hehl Axel Zoch Hans-Werner Kuhfuss Bernd |
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| description | Rotary swaging is an incremental cold forming process that changes beneath the geometry also the microstructure and mechanical properties of workpiece. Especially a new process design with Eccentric Flat Shaped Dies (EFSD) influences both the kind and amount of stress and plastic strain and consequently the material structure and hence the material and workpiece properties. Eccentric rotary swaging typically provides a helical material flow. According to the process parameters the microstructure features a typical eddy pattern with a spiral shaped grain orientation. The forming process can be carried out in one or more process steps. In a multi-stage process, it is possible to change the feed direction and, hence, the material flow helix direction. This approach can be used as a possibility to improve the homogeneity of the workpiece and material properties. In addition, for this aims an intermediate heat treatment in multi-stage forming operations could be realised. Following the goal of optimising the final properties, the question arises how these mechanical and thermal treatments affect the material microstructure and the forming properties of the workpiece and how they interact. Experiments were conducted with austenitic stainless steel rods of grade AISI304. The effects of the varied feed direction, feed velocity and heat treatment between the forming operations are discussed. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-49ea3c1920d5444db682f30d9e0711c12022-12-21T21:31:37ZengEDP SciencesMATEC Web of Conferences2261-236X2018-01-011901500310.1051/matecconf/201819015003matecconf_icnft2018_15003Eccentric rotary swaging variantsToenjes AnastasiyaIshkina SvetlanaSchenck Christianvon Hehl AxelZoch Hans-WernerKuhfuss BerndRotary swaging is an incremental cold forming process that changes beneath the geometry also the microstructure and mechanical properties of workpiece. Especially a new process design with Eccentric Flat Shaped Dies (EFSD) influences both the kind and amount of stress and plastic strain and consequently the material structure and hence the material and workpiece properties. Eccentric rotary swaging typically provides a helical material flow. According to the process parameters the microstructure features a typical eddy pattern with a spiral shaped grain orientation. The forming process can be carried out in one or more process steps. In a multi-stage process, it is possible to change the feed direction and, hence, the material flow helix direction. This approach can be used as a possibility to improve the homogeneity of the workpiece and material properties. In addition, for this aims an intermediate heat treatment in multi-stage forming operations could be realised. Following the goal of optimising the final properties, the question arises how these mechanical and thermal treatments affect the material microstructure and the forming properties of the workpiece and how they interact. Experiments were conducted with austenitic stainless steel rods of grade AISI304. The effects of the varied feed direction, feed velocity and heat treatment between the forming operations are discussed.https://doi.org/10.1051/matecconf/201819015003Cold formingMicro structureMetal forming |
| spellingShingle | Toenjes Anastasiya Ishkina Svetlana Schenck Christian von Hehl Axel Zoch Hans-Werner Kuhfuss Bernd Eccentric rotary swaging variants MATEC Web of Conferences Cold forming Micro structure Metal forming |
| title | Eccentric rotary swaging variants |
| title_full | Eccentric rotary swaging variants |
| title_fullStr | Eccentric rotary swaging variants |
| title_full_unstemmed | Eccentric rotary swaging variants |
| title_short | Eccentric rotary swaging variants |
| title_sort | eccentric rotary swaging variants |
| topic | Cold forming Micro structure Metal forming |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1051/matecconf/201819015003 |
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