Mechanical behavior and forming characteristics of tailor-welded blanks of structural materials: a review

Krishnamraju, M.; Reddy, P. Venkateshwar; Appalanaidu, B.; Markendeya, R.

doi:10.1007/s41939-024-00422-6

Multiscale and Multidiscip. Model. Exp. and Des.

2024

DOI: 10.1007/s41939-024-00422-6

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Mechanical behavior and forming characteristics of tailor-welded blanks of structural materials: a review

M. Krishnamraju,

P. Venkateshwar Reddy,

B. Appalanaidu

et al.

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Friction stir welding of aluminum AA6061 & AA8011 using optimization approach based on both Taguchi and grey relational analysis

Lakshmi,

Challa,

Sateesh

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Friction stir welding of aluminum AA6061 & AA8011 using optimization approach based on both Taguchi and grey relational analysis

Lakshmi,

Challa,

Sateesh

et al. 2024

Cogent Engineering

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Finite Element Simulation and Microstructural Analysis of Roll Forming for DP590 High-Strength Dual-Phase Steel Wheel Rims

Song,

Lan,

Zhu

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In this study, finite element (FE) simulation by the software Abaqus was relied on to investigate the roll forming process of a wheel rim made of an innovative dual-phase steel, i.e., DP590, after flash butt welding (FBW). In the simulation, an FE model was generated, including the design of the dies for flaring, three-roll forming, and expansion, and detailed key processing parameters based on practical production of the selected DP590. Combined with the microstructures and properties of the weld zone (WZ) and heat-affected zones (HAZs) after FBW, the distribution of stress/strain and the change in thickness of the base metal (BM), WZ and HAZs were analyzed, and compared in the important stages of roll forming. Theoretically, the variation in the microstructure and the corresponding stress–strain behaviors of the BM, WZ, and HAZs after FBW have led to the thickness reduction of DP590 that originated from softening behaviors occurring at the region of subcritical HAZs (SCHAZs), and a small amount of tempered martensite has evidently reduced the hardness and strength of the SCHAZ. Meanwhile, the distribution of stress/strain has been influenced to some extent. Further, the study includes the influence of the friction coefficient on the forming quality of the wheel rim to guarantee the simulation accuracy in practical applications. In sum, the dual-phase steel has to be carefully applied to the wheel rim, which needs to experience the processes of FBW and roll forming, focusing on the performance of SCHAZs.

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Mechanical behavior and forming characteristics of tailor-welded blanks of structural materials: a review

Cited by 2 publications

References 115 publications

Friction stir welding of aluminum AA6061 & AA8011 using optimization approach based on both Taguchi and grey relational analysis

Friction stir welding of aluminum AA6061 & AA8011 using optimization approach based on both Taguchi and grey relational analysis

Finite Element Simulation and Microstructural Analysis of Roll Forming for DP590 High-Strength Dual-Phase Steel Wheel Rims

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