2020
DOI: 10.3390/jmmp4020056
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Hot Gas Forming of Aluminum Alloy Tubes Using Flame Heating

Abstract: Hot metal gas forming (HMGF) is a desirable way for the automotive industry to produce complex metallic parts with poor formability, such as aluminum alloys. A simple hot gas forming method was developed to form aluminum alloy tubes using flame heating. An aluminum alloy tube was heated by a flame torch while the tube was rotated and compressed using a lathe machine and simultaneously pressurized with a constant air pressure. The effects of the internal pressure and axial feeding on expansion and wall thicknes… Show more

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“…The response surface is domeshaped shown in Figure 5b, which means that the highest tube thinning is obtained at the center of the surface. Increasing the internal pressure increases the tube thinning, while increasing the axial feeding decreases the tube thinning [10]. Figures 5c and 5d indicate that at low pressure, increasing the pressure rate has no significant effect on the die filling, while it increases the tube thinning sharply.…”
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“…The response surface is domeshaped shown in Figure 5b, which means that the highest tube thinning is obtained at the center of the surface. Increasing the internal pressure increases the tube thinning, while increasing the axial feeding decreases the tube thinning [10]. Figures 5c and 5d indicate that at low pressure, increasing the pressure rate has no significant effect on the die filling, while it increases the tube thinning sharply.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…A friction coefficient of 0.5 was used for contact surfaces [21,22]. More details about the experiments and simulations are found in literature [10].…”
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“…With the inclusion of the new materials, many innovative metal forming processes have been derived. Hot/warm forming processes proposed and investigated by Maeno et al [1], Talebi-Anaraki et al [2], and Talebi-Anaraki et al [3] are innovative forming processes to solve the problems of insufficient ductility of aluminum alloys and spring-back of high-strength steels.…”
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“…Similar to the press hardening processes with sheet metal, heating can be realized in a furnace or by flames [10]. In this case, it is necessary to transfer the hot component to the forming die.…”
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confidence: 99%