Comparison of reduction ability between multi-stage cold drawing and rolling of stainless steel wire – Experimental and numerical investigations of damage

Cao, Trong-Son; Vachey, Christophe; Montmitonnet, Pierre; Bouchard, Pierre‐Olivier

doi:10.1016/j.jmatprotec.2014.10.020

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“…Meanwhile, it is obvious in Figure 6B that the damage is mainly concentrated on the central position, which is consistent with the results of fig. 16 in a previous reference 37 . The above verification and comparison prove that the selected material model and mechanical parameters are suitable for the simulation analysis of steel wire drawing process.…”

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Damage and fracture analyses of wire with V‐shaped microcrack on multi‐pass drawing under back tensions

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Dong

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Fatigue Fract Eng Mat Struct

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Wire breakage has always attracted much attention in drawing. Mastering the mechanism of drawing fracture can effectively improve the quality of steel wire. In this study, the morphology of the fracture samples is analyzed. There are obvious V-shaped microcracks in the materials by observing the microstructure. Base on the above results, the wire models with V-shaped microcrack of different inclinations are established via the finite element method (FEM). Besides, the multi-pass drawing under different back tension is simulated, and the process from crack propagation caused by damage to fracture is realized. The results show that microcrack has a great influence on the drawing fracture, and inclination is a key factor. With the increase of angle, the propagation rate of crack increases accordingly. Meanwhile, back tension will increase the accumulation of damage. The larger the back tension is, the larger the crack path is, which eventually leads to the formation of pen-tip shaped fracture.

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Section: Modeling Of Damage On Multi‐pass Drawing For Wire With V‐sha...supporting

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“…16 in a previous reference. 37 The above verification and comparison prove that the selected material model and mechanical parameters are suitable for the simulation analysis of steel wire drawing process.…”

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Damage and fracture analyses of wire with V‐shaped microcrack on multi‐pass drawing under back tensions

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Dong

et al. 2022

Fatigue Fract Eng Mat Struct

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“…The anchored end of the fibre is observed in Figure 3a. Despite the circular shape of the fibres, there are flattened points due to the manufacturing and conformation processes of the anchored ends [60,61]. The anchoring of the fibres helped with the fixation process, promoting the anchoring of the fibre in the matrix.…”

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Thin Slabs Made of High-Performance Steel Fibre-Reinforced Cementitious Composite: Mechanical Behaviour, Statistical Analysis and Microstructural Investigation

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The present study evaluated the mechanical behaviour of thin high-performance cementitious composite slabs reinforced with short steel fibres. For this purpose, slabs with 1%, 3% and 5% vol. of steel fibres were moulded using the slurry infiltration method. Fibres concentrated in the region subjected to traction during bending stresses. After curing for 28 days, all slabs underwent flexural testing. The slabs with 5% fibre showed significantly higher flexural strength, deflection and toughness compared to those of the control group without reinforcement. The dense fibre distribution, resulting from the production process, led to profiles with multiple random cracks in the region of failure of the slabs as the fibre content increased. The results of the statistical analysis showed the intensity of the correlation between the variables and revealed that the increase of the fibre content significantly influenced the parameters of mechanical behaviour (load, flexural strength, deflection, toughness and toughness factor). Images obtained by optical microscopy aided in understanding the fibre–matrix interface, showing the bonding surface between the constituents of the composite.

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“…Profile wires are usually produced by two basic metal forming processes, i.e. wire drawing and wire rolling [8]. In wire rolling, the work rolls are driven whereas in wire drawing dies assembled of non-driven rolls may also be used [9].…”

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Surface Quality and Mechanical Properties in Drawn Stainless Steel Profile Wires Caused by Process Parameters

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Majta

Rumiński

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Thin profile wires made of stainless steels are widely used for production of industrial screens used for filtration and separation processes. Industrial screens made of resistance spot welded thin profile wires are used e.g. in baskets for centrifuges or filtration screens and find a wide range of applications in various branches of the industry (mining, food and sugar industry, paper industry, wastewater treatment, oil and gas and many more). Regardless of the application, increased durability and surface quality of the screens is of paramount importance. Improvement of the longevity of manufactured items, process efficiency and environmental performance can be achieved only when interactions between initial wire rod quality and its susceptibility to metal forming operations are fully understood. Due to the complexity of the manufacturing process of industrial screens (precise and small gaps, narrow ranges of dimensional tolerances), forming of thin, so-called precision profiled wire is difficult. The influence of the charge, i.e. wire rod, parameters of the wire drawing / rolling process play a key role in obtaining semi-finished products characterized by high strength, low surface roughness and a low level of residual stresses. The paper discusses the influence of the initial state of wire rod and deformation parameters on the quality of thin austenitic and lean duplex steel profile wires as well as the possibility of replacing austenitic wires by lean duplex wires and their possible benefits.

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Comparison of reduction ability between multi-stage cold drawing and rolling of stainless steel wire – Experimental and numerical investigations of damage

Cited by 23 publications

References 36 publications

Damage and fracture analyses of wire with V‐shaped microcrack on multi‐pass drawing under back tensions

Damage and fracture analyses of wire with V‐shaped microcrack on multi‐pass drawing under back tensions

Thin Slabs Made of High-Performance Steel Fibre-Reinforced Cementitious Composite: Mechanical Behaviour, Statistical Analysis and Microstructural Investigation

Surface Quality and Mechanical Properties in Drawn Stainless Steel Profile Wires Caused by Process Parameters

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