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Metal Forming Operations. Rolling: makes sheet metal (hot or cold). Kalpakjian. Forging: makes strong solid parts (hot or cold ). Kalpakjian. Extrusion: makes complex cross-sections from soft metals and plastics (hot). Kalpakjian. www.capalex.com. Wire drawing: - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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  • Metal Forming OperationsRolling: makes sheet metal(hot or cold)Forging: makes strong solid parts(hot or cold)KalpakjianKalpakjian

  • Wire drawing: Makes strong small dia. wire(hot or cold)Extrusion:makes complex cross-sections from soft metals and plastics(hot)KalpakjianKalpakjianwww.capalex.com

  • Bending: (2D)Bend sheet metal about single axis(hot or cold)Deep drawing (3D)Makes cups from sheet metal,for mass production.(cold)KalpakjianKalpakjian

  • Spinning:Makes cups from sheet metal,for lower production.(cold)

    Roll forming (Hot):Moves bulk metal, makes I-beamsKalpakjianKalpakjianKalpakjianRoll forming (Cold):Bends sheetmetal into complex cross-sections

  • Shearing:Cut or punch sheetmetal(hot or cold)Kalpakjian

  • ASM Metals Handbook Vol.9BrallaFormingOriented flowlines decrease fracture risk from grain boundaries, improve strength along flow direction.(Directional properties).Especially seen in:ForgingRollingDrawingCracks tend to start where grain boundaries intersect surface. Forging minimizes these.

  • Thread-rolling for bolts: Rolled threads stronger than machined (and less expensive)

    Kalpakjian

  • Directional Properties in RollingOriented flowlines:Less ductility when bent in one directionMore ductility when bent in the other

    Kalpakjian

  • Slab Production: Hot Rollingwww.labware.com www.falckacciai.it www.beautifuliron.comColor & Temp

  • Progressive Hot Rolling: smaller, uniform grainsKalpakjian

  • Hot Working:ForgingPaul Berenson, www.paulb.comT.Green, WIT www.smeedwerkunica.nlOpen Die Forging

  • Hydraulic pressMechanical press with an eccentric drive: fasterSlow but high forceand low costForging PressesKalpakjianErie Press

  • Forging PressesKalpakjian

  • Forging: Closed Die ForgingKalpakjian

  • Forging: Heat LossMetal near die surfaces are coolest, flow lesswww.lft.uni-erlangen.de www.freedomalloysusa.com

  • KalpakjianUpset Forging (hot or cold)Bolt manufacture

  • Roll Forming (hot):I-beams

    KalpakjianLunchtime on a Crossbeam, Unknown, www.buffalogames.com www.civil.ubc.ca

  • Extrusion (hot or cold):Typ.: Alum., soft metalsWith special lubes: steels~Any cross-sectionInexpensive diesGood finish

    T.Green, WIT en.wikipedia.org

  • Extrusion:Hollow cross-sections: Use MandrelsKalpakjianwww.abra.net.au

  • Mannesmann Process: Piercing (Hot) Seamless pipe, tubeKalpakjian

  • Cold-Working (vs. Hot):Products: Better tolerances Much better surface finish Elongated (and smaller) grains Turns inexpensive alloys into stronger but less ductile products Sheetmetal lends itself to cold working, not hot working

    Processes: Higher processing forces Larger and stronger machinery Less ductility available Lower energy use

  • Cold Rolling: Sheetmetal productionKalpakjianwww.nzsteel.co.nz finance.pipex.com

  • Cold Rolling: Sheetmetal production

    Cluster rolls support smaller contacting rollswww.sendzimir.comwww.elgiloy.com

  • Cold Rolling: Sheetmetal production

    Residual Stresses may lead to warping after bar is machinedLarge reductionSmall reductionKalpakjian

  • Roll Forming of Sheetmetal (cold)Kalpakjianwww.cometroll.com www.safeair-dowco.com

  • Roll Forming of sheetmetal www.mortonbuildings.com

  • Punching & Blanking of SheetmetalPunching (Scrap)Blanking (Saved: a blank)PunchDieStripper plateT.Green, WIT

  • Punching ofSheetmetalKalpakjian

  • Blanking of Sheetmetal: Efficient Nesting of BlanksKalpakjian

  • Sheetmetal: BendingKalpakjianSpringback:

  • Sheetmetal: Minimum Bend RadiusKalpakjianTight radius bends (folds) require metal with ~40% ductility

  • KalpakjianBending of SheetmetalUse notches to avoid tearing and wrinkling in right-angle bends

  • Press Brakes:For lower production volumes10-30 foot long50-3000 tons

    Bending of Sheetmetalwww.loomismetals.com

  • Bending:Press-Brake OperationsKalpakjian

  • For large quantities, forging and die casting are more economical. Sand casting is the more economical process for fewer than about 20,000 pieces.Relative Unit Costs of a Small Connecting RodKalpakjian

  • Deep Drawing (cold, for sheetmetal)- Punch draws blank into die Metal is supported on both sides to avoid wrinkling Hold-down pressure (blankholder force) is primary process variable if too high: tearing if too low: wrinkling

    Kalpakjianwww.endo-mfg.co.jp

  • Deep DrawingDraw beads may be used to control metal flowKalpakjian

  • www.dissco.co.nzSpinningIdeal for Lower production volumes Large parts Inexpensive tooling

    www.traditional-building.comwww.ashfordmetalspinning.co.uk

  • Spinning videos

  • Cost comparison: manufacturing a round sheet-metal container by spinning and deep drawing. For small quantities, spinning is more economical. Kalpakjian

  • Finite Element SimulationsPredict and minimize tearing and wrinkling locations

    nsmwww.eng.ohio-state.edu www.esi-group.comtmku209.ctw.utwente.nl

  • Progressive Stamping DiesCommon method to handle complex partswww.nissin-precision.com

  • Tube-drawingDOM: Drawn Over Mandrel TubingSeamlessThin wall, tight tolerance, strongKalpakjianwww.twmetals.com MalickyFloating plug

  • Bicycles: Butted DOM tubingIncreased wall thickness at endsReinforces high stress pointsmaterials.npl.co.uk www.torelli.com

  • Diego Rivera, Detroit Industry, Detroit Institute of Art

  • References

    Kalpakjian: http://www.nd.edu/~manufact/index3.htm

    Bralla: James G. Bralla, Design for Manufacturing Handbook, McGraw-Hill, 2nd Edition. In: www.rose-hulman.edu/~stienstr