Abstract:A friction heating incremental forming (FHIF) is proposed, which does not require external heating. By means of orthogonal experimental, finite element analysis and CATIA reverse engineering methods, the forming characteristics of magnesium alloy AZ31B FHIF are studied, such as forming limit angle, dimensional accuracy, thickness distribution, equivalent stress and equivalent strain at different forming stages. The results show that: For the FHIF, the forming limit angle can be up to 76°, and the most obvious … Show more
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