2014
DOI: 10.1007/s12206-014-0312-2
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Prediction of the sound pressure level of blanking noise during sheet-metal blanking using servo press with counterforce

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“…Stamping forces were simplified into constant values or function equations in previous simulation research, 5 which was not consistent with the experimental stamping forces. A series of stamping forces during the manufacturing of the heat exchanger fin part 21 were obtained using the library of Force element.…”
Section: Import Of Slider Displacement-depended Stamping Forces In Mumentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…Stamping forces were simplified into constant values or function equations in previous simulation research, 5 which was not consistent with the experimental stamping forces. A series of stamping forces during the manufacturing of the heat exchanger fin part 21 were obtained using the library of Force element.…”
Section: Import Of Slider Displacement-depended Stamping Forces In Mumentioning
confidence: 98%
“…4 For the punching press with unreasonable structure design or insufficient stiffness, the vibration at a high stoke frequency is more serious than that at a low stroke frequency (generally 150-200 cpm). 5 The inertia force of the slider crank mechanism, which is considered as the main cause of the punching press vibration, 6 increases quadratically with the increase in stroke frequency. 7 Forming defects, such as warping, hole collapse, fracture and burr, occur frequently even under a slight vibration during the stamping of heat transfer fins due to small thickness of the fin.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…Xia et al examined the effect of material type, sheet thickness, and punch speed on noise in sheet metal blanking. They determined that the noise level increases with the increase in material strength, sheet thickness, and speed 24 . Murakawa et al succeeded to reduce the noise level in the blanking by using hydraulic inertia damper 25 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Heattransfer fins are commonly manufactured using a highspeed numerically controlled (NC) punching press with a multiposition progressive die. Serious vibration occurs readily during the manufacture of the heat-transfer fins owing to the complexity of the structure and high frequency of stroke of the high-speed NC punching press when the structural design is unreasonable or the rigidity of the press is insufficient [3,4]. Forming defects, such as fractures and wrinkling during the stamping of heat-transfer fins, are induced by even a slight vibration of the press because of the thin walled structure of the fin.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%