Cold drawing of 316L stainless steel thin-walled tubes: Experiments and finite element analysis

Palengat, Muriel; Chagnon, Grégory; Favier, Denis; Louche, Hervé; Linardon, Camille; Plaideau, Christel

doi:10.1016/j.ijmecsci.2013.02.003

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“…The experimental results only permit to determine macroscopic data, but failure criteria calculation needs the local strain and stress fields to be evaluated. These fields can be evaluated by means of FEM (Palengat et al, 2013;Beland et al, 2011).…”

Section: Determination Of the Stress And Strain States By Mean Of Femmentioning

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A conical mandrel tube drawing test designed to assess failure criteria

Linardon

Favier

Chagnon

et al. 2014

Journal of Materials Processing Technology

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Section: Determination Of the Stress And Strain States By Mean Of Femmentioning

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A conical mandrel tube drawing test designed to assess failure criteria

Linardon

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Chagnon

et al. 2014

Journal of Materials Processing Technology

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“…Table 6 collects the values of σ zf /2 k found in the literature. Concretely, in the column 1, the literature FEM simulations values (LFEM); in column 2, the literature experimental ones (LE); and, in the column 3, the obtained results by the UBM model proposed in this work (UBM) using the same parameters values that in the above mentioned work [48]. The parameters values are, concretely, α = 13 • , β = 11 • , µ 1 = 0.10; µ 2 = 0.05, and the cross-sectional area reductions r = 0.10, 0.16, and 0.20.…”

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“…Considering that the initial wall thickness of the tube is 2.34 mm, that eight mesh elements have been included along the wall thickness of the tube according to our experience and to previous works found in the literature [48], and that the mesh elements are quadrilateral, then the starting mesh size is around 0.3 mm. The tube material considered in the FE model is the alloy UNS C11000 (CDA-110 in DEFORM F2™), and it has been imported from its library.…”

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Guidelines for Selecting Plugs Used in Thin-Walled Tube Drawing Processes of Metallic Alloys

Rubio¹,

Camacho²,

Pérez³

et al. 2017

Metals

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Abstract:In this paper, some practical guidelines to select the plug or set of plugs more adequate to carry out drawing processes of thin-walled tubes carried out with fixed conical inner plug are presented. For this purpose, the most relevant input parameters have been considered in this study: the tube material, the most important geometrical parameters of the process (die semiangle, α, and cross-sectional area reduction, r) and the friction conditions (Coulomb friction coefficients, µ 1 , between the die and the tube outer surface, and µ 2 , between the plug and the tube inner surface). Three work-hardening materials are analyzed: the annealed copper UNS C11000, the aluminum UNS A91100, and the stainless steel UNS S34000. The analysis is realized by means of the upper bound method (UBM), modelling the plastic deformation zone by triangular rigid zones (TRZ), under the validated assumption that the process occurs under plane strain conditions. The obtained results allow establishing, for each material, a group of geometrical parameters, friction conditions, a set of plugs that make possible to carry out the process under good conditions, and the optimum plug to carry out the process using the minimum amount of energy. The proposed model is validated by means of an own finite element analysis (FEA) carried out under different conditions and, in addition, by other finite element method (FEM) simulations and real experiments taken from other researchers found in the literature (called literature simulations and literature experimental results, respectively). As a main conclusion, it is possible to affirm that the plug that allows carrying out the process with minimum quantity of energy is cylindrical in most cases.

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“…In recent years, the expansion of circular tubes has drawn more and more attention in much more critical applications where accurate dimensions, smooth surface finishes, and long-term safe and trouble-free operations are of great importance such as catheters for medical application, passive energy absorbers in automotive industry, etc. [3][4][5].…”

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Indirect Extrusion: A Multifaceted Approach of Sub-surface Tubular Expansion

Pervez¹,

Qamar²,

Al-Abri³

et al. 2018

Extrusion of Metals, Polymers and Food Products

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Extrusion and indirect extrusion is a very old manufacturing process used in multitudes of applications mainly focused on transportation, household and power industries. Indirect extrusion has found an interesting application in petroleum industry, which resulted in resolving many unsolvable issues over the last few decades. The current and expected future global demand for hydrocarbons became a driving force for researchers to find new comprehensive and cheaper solutions for hydrocarbon production. The challenges faced in oil and gas fields, while drilling, constructing and operating new and old vertical/horizontal wells, are many. The use of indirect extrusion for insitu expansion of sub-surface tubulars used in wells revolutionized the drilling and completion as opposed to one and half decade back. The emergence of solid expandable tubular technology has changed the basics of how we design and construct wells. The original development of the technology was to overcome the challenges faced by the petroleum industry to reach ultra-deep reservoirs, off-shore drilling, drilling in highpressure/difficult zones and repair/maintenance of old/ageing wells. However, it gained significant interest of researchers and operators in providing solutions to wide-range problems. The development of a computational framework using finite element method (FEM) enabled to determine the force required for expansion and resulting dimensional changes in final product, which is of direct assistance to the field engineers. The effect of friction and stress variations along contact surface is also determined.

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Cold drawing of 316L stainless steel thin-walled tubes: Experiments and finite element analysis

Cited by 43 publications

References 35 publications

A conical mandrel tube drawing test designed to assess failure criteria

A conical mandrel tube drawing test designed to assess failure criteria

Guidelines for Selecting Plugs Used in Thin-Walled Tube Drawing Processes of Metallic Alloys

Indirect Extrusion: A Multifaceted Approach of Sub-surface Tubular Expansion

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