Abstract:In the micro-bending process of sheet metals, springback caused by the considerable elastic recovery during unloading has a significant effect on the dimension precision of micro-bent sheet metal parts. In design of micro-bent parts and bending process, this phenomenon needs to be considered. However, the traditional well-established knowledge for analysis of macro-scaled sheet metal bending processes may not be very suitable and efficient in analysis of micro-scaled sheet metal bending due to the geometry and… Show more
“…2(a). This "thinner is weaker" effect has been verified via different metal sheets, such as aluminum [14] and brass [17]. It is caused by the increasing share of surface grains in the overall volume when the sheet thickness decreases.…”
Section: Effect Of Thickness On Materials Propertiesmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…Wang et al [17] investigated three different thicknesses of copper alloy C2680 with different annealing conditions. The flow stress is found to decrease with the increase of grain size when the foil thickness 09010-p. 3 keeps constant.…”
Section: Effect Of Grain Size On Materials Propertiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The investigations of how foil thickness affects springback angle are usually conducted by three-point bending [16,28,29], V-bending [30], U-bending [17] and free-bending experiments [10,20,31].…”
Section: Effect Of Thickness On Springback Anglementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Wang et al [17] conducted micro U-bending experiments of C2680 brass with thicknesses ranging from 100-400 m and found the springback angle increases with the decrease of foil thickness no matter how large the grain size is.…”
Section: Effect Of Thickness On Springback Anglementioning
Abstract. With product miniaturization, the requirement on good forming quality and high dimensional accuracy of micro parts is increasing dramatically. In micro bending process, the springback, a critical factor for the accuracy of micro-bent parts, is significantly affected by size effects. In view of the strong influence of material properties on springback behavior, this paper first reviews the influences of three size-dependent factors on material properties, including foil thickness, grain size and thickness to grain size ratio. Afterwards, the review on the influences of these factors on springback behavior are presented, aiming at enhancing the understanding of relevant size effects and proposing a quantitative analysis approach to evaluate the dimensional accuracy of micro-bent parts.
“…2(a). This "thinner is weaker" effect has been verified via different metal sheets, such as aluminum [14] and brass [17]. It is caused by the increasing share of surface grains in the overall volume when the sheet thickness decreases.…”
Section: Effect Of Thickness On Materials Propertiesmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…Wang et al [17] investigated three different thicknesses of copper alloy C2680 with different annealing conditions. The flow stress is found to decrease with the increase of grain size when the foil thickness 09010-p. 3 keeps constant.…”
Section: Effect Of Grain Size On Materials Propertiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The investigations of how foil thickness affects springback angle are usually conducted by three-point bending [16,28,29], V-bending [30], U-bending [17] and free-bending experiments [10,20,31].…”
Section: Effect Of Thickness On Springback Anglementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Wang et al [17] conducted micro U-bending experiments of C2680 brass with thicknesses ranging from 100-400 m and found the springback angle increases with the decrease of foil thickness no matter how large the grain size is.…”
Section: Effect Of Thickness On Springback Anglementioning
Abstract. With product miniaturization, the requirement on good forming quality and high dimensional accuracy of micro parts is increasing dramatically. In micro bending process, the springback, a critical factor for the accuracy of micro-bent parts, is significantly affected by size effects. In view of the strong influence of material properties on springback behavior, this paper first reviews the influences of three size-dependent factors on material properties, including foil thickness, grain size and thickness to grain size ratio. Afterwards, the review on the influences of these factors on springback behavior are presented, aiming at enhancing the understanding of relevant size effects and proposing a quantitative analysis approach to evaluate the dimensional accuracy of micro-bent parts.
“…Similarly, Wang et al [17] investigated the grain size effect on springback in micro U-bending. They also proposed a constitutive model based on the surface layer model to study the materials' mechanical response, and linked it with springback behaviour.…”
In this paper, the effect of grain size on springback in the micro V-bending process of phosphor bronze foil (face-centered cubic structure) is investigated. Grain size effect is expressed by the ratio of material thickness (T) to average grain size (D), and these T/D values are divided into three groups: larger than 1, less than 1, and approximately equal to 1. It has been found that springback angles were the lowest when T/D ≈ 1. Electron backscattering diffraction (EBSD) measurement results show that the twinning boundaries change with the ratios of T/D before and after bending. When T/D > 1, the high relative frequency of Σ3 implies that the specimen has a high system energy, which can result in large springback behavior. The equal relative frequencies of Σ3 for specimens with three ratios also prove that twinning boundaries can be regarded as an indicator of system energy. The effect of grain size on grain reorientation during bending is also discussed, and it was found that the least quantities of high surface energy {110} planes in the T/D ≈ 1 material could contribute to the least springback angles. the high relative frequency of Σ3 implies that the system specimen has a high system energy, which can result in large springback behaviour. The equal relative frequencies of Σ3 after bending for three ratios' specimens also prove that twinning boundaries can be regarded as an indicator of system energy. Moreover, the effect of grain size on grain reorientation during bending was discussed, and the least quantities of high surface energy {110} planes in the T/D≈1 material could contribute to the least springback angles.
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