Numerical and analytical investigation of an ultrasonic assisted ECAP process

One of the great challenges in the processing of materials using Equal Channel Angular Pressing (ECAP) is the high forming forces required to produce large shear deformation in the material. Researchers show that the friction forces between the die and the sample constitute a great part of the total...

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Main Authors: Mehdi Eskandarzade, Abolfazl Masoumi, Ghader Faraji
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Iranian Society of Vibration and Acoustics 2016-07-01
Series:Journal of Theoretical and Applied Vibration and Acoustics
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Online Access:http://tava.isav.ir/article_22472_7e49256143bfa1637069e819d0e35bd9.pdf
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Abolfazl Masoumi
Ghader Faraji
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description One of the great challenges in the processing of materials using Equal Channel Angular Pressing (ECAP) is the high forming forces required to produce large shear deformation in the material. Researchers show that the friction forces between the die and the sample constitute a great part of the total forming forces. Recently, ultrasonic vibrations are successfully implemented into the ECAP process with the aim of reducing the friction forces. However, there is still need to optimize the parameters of ultrasonic vibrations in the ECAP process using numerical methods. FE simulation of the ultrasonic assisted ECAP process is very time-consuming and during simulation, the constant ram speed has interaction with the vibration speed. A virtual increase in the ram speed for simulation of ultrasonic assisted ECAP process will affect the results. By using Coulomb and Dahl friction models, it is analytically shown how vibration speed and constant ram speed interact with each other during FE simulation. The results clearly suggest against using virtually higher speeds in numerical modelling of the vibrated ECAP process. The conclusion is reached through comparing several simulations, as well as an analytical formulation, with experimental data from literature. The required friction coefficient values to be used in FE simulation at high contact forces are measured experimentally. An alternative strategy is then offered to speed up FE simulation of the vibrated ECAP process without the need for a virtual increase in the ram speed. The proposed strategy can increase the simulation speed of the ultrasonic assisted ECAP process up to ten times <br />
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spelling doaj.art-eeb773e2fecf46c4a5b4538e498971492024-04-02T06:34:33ZengIranian Society of Vibration and AcousticsJournal of Theoretical and Applied Vibration and Acoustics2423-47612423-47612016-07-012216718410.22064/tava.2016.2247222472Numerical and analytical investigation of an ultrasonic assisted ECAP processMehdi Eskandarzade0Abolfazl Masoumi1Ghader Faraji2School of Mechanical Engineering, College of Engineering, University of Tehran, 14395515 Tehran, IranSchool of Mechanical Engineering, College of Engineering, University of Tehran, 14395515 Tehran, IranSchool of Mechanical Engineering, College of Engineering, University of Tehran, 14395515 Tehran, IranOne of the great challenges in the processing of materials using Equal Channel Angular Pressing (ECAP) is the high forming forces required to produce large shear deformation in the material. Researchers show that the friction forces between the die and the sample constitute a great part of the total forming forces. Recently, ultrasonic vibrations are successfully implemented into the ECAP process with the aim of reducing the friction forces. However, there is still need to optimize the parameters of ultrasonic vibrations in the ECAP process using numerical methods. FE simulation of the ultrasonic assisted ECAP process is very time-consuming and during simulation, the constant ram speed has interaction with the vibration speed. A virtual increase in the ram speed for simulation of ultrasonic assisted ECAP process will affect the results. By using Coulomb and Dahl friction models, it is analytically shown how vibration speed and constant ram speed interact with each other during FE simulation. The results clearly suggest against using virtually higher speeds in numerical modelling of the vibrated ECAP process. The conclusion is reached through comparing several simulations, as well as an analytical formulation, with experimental data from literature. The required friction coefficient values to be used in FE simulation at high contact forces are measured experimentally. An alternative strategy is then offered to speed up FE simulation of the vibrated ECAP process without the need for a virtual increase in the ram speed. The proposed strategy can increase the simulation speed of the ultrasonic assisted ECAP process up to ten times <br />http://tava.isav.ir/article_22472_7e49256143bfa1637069e819d0e35bd9.pdfECAP processUltrasonic vibrationsForming forcesFriction
spellingShingle Mehdi Eskandarzade
Abolfazl Masoumi
Ghader Faraji
Numerical and analytical investigation of an ultrasonic assisted ECAP process
Journal of Theoretical and Applied Vibration and Acoustics
ECAP process
Ultrasonic vibrations
Forming forces
Friction
title Numerical and analytical investigation of an ultrasonic assisted ECAP process
title_full Numerical and analytical investigation of an ultrasonic assisted ECAP process
title_fullStr Numerical and analytical investigation of an ultrasonic assisted ECAP process
title_full_unstemmed Numerical and analytical investigation of an ultrasonic assisted ECAP process
title_short Numerical and analytical investigation of an ultrasonic assisted ECAP process
title_sort numerical and analytical investigation of an ultrasonic assisted ecap process
topic ECAP process
Ultrasonic vibrations
Forming forces
Friction
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