Study of Deformation Behavior of Multilayered Sheets Using Digital Image Correlation

Kwiecień, Marcin; Lisiecki, Łukasz; Lisiecka-Graca, Paulina; Majta, Janusz; Muszka, Krzysztof

doi:10.1016/j.promfg.2020.04.199

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“…For instance, the mechanical and fracture properties of multilayered Al/ Cu composites fabricated by accumulative roll bonding (ARB) have been studied [28,29]. Kwiecień et al [30], have examined Cu/steel/Cu three-layer sheets produced by the explosive welding method in the deformation tests i.e. tensile, bending and the Erichsen cupping tests.…”

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Investigation on formability of three-layer joined Al/Cu/Al sheets annealed at different temperature

Roostaei

Darabi

2020

Materials Science and Technology

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Today, the use of multi-layer sheets has expanded widely in various industries. The determination of the forming limit curve for sheets is essential. In this project, three-layer aluminium1100-copper10100-aluminium1100 sheet was produced using an explosive welding method and cold rolling up to 85% strain. Then to eliminate the rolling microstructure and create the isotropic properties and to investigate the effect of annealing temperature on formability, three-layer sheets were annealed at 350°C, 400°C, and 450°C for one hour. Afterward, the numerical and experimental forming limits for these sheets are obtained at room temperature. ABAQUS finite element software and Freudenthal, Cockcroft, and Brozzo ductile fracture criteria were used in numerical method, and punch stretching test was used in the experimental method.

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Investigation on formability of three-layer joined Al/Cu/Al sheets annealed at different temperature

Roostaei

Darabi

2020

Materials Science and Technology

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Analysis of the deep drawing process of three-layered explosive welded composite

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Lisiecki

Lisiecka-Graca

et al. 2020

Procedia Manufacturing

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Application of the DIC System to Build a Forming Limit Diagram (FLD) of Multilayer Materials

Lisiecka-Graca

Kwiecień

Madej

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The extraordinary combination of strength and ductility of multilayered materials makes them attractive in the various applications and industries (military, aerospace, energy industry etc.). In the present work, the investigated materials were joined into multilayered sheet using the explosive welding method. The three-layer material was made of two titanium sheets and one Armco iron sheet in between. Materials produced by explosive welding can easily be used in a simple deformation process, but more complex processes that employ a more complex mechanical state are still not sufficiently studied. The presented study analyzes the possibilities of using Ti - Armco - Ti sheet for the deep drawing process. For this purpose, the forming limit diagram (FLD) has been constructed and verified. FLD is one of the most important tools in the analysis of sheet metal forming processes. In the presented work the non-standard method (Erichsen test) coupled with Digital Image Correlation analysis was used. The obtained results confirmed that the method of producing the tested sheet and the morphology of the microstructure created have a direct impact on the deformation mechanisms.

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Study of Deformation Behavior of Multilayered Sheets Using Digital Image Correlation

Cited by 3 publications

References 7 publications

Investigation on formability of three-layer joined Al/Cu/Al sheets annealed at different temperature

Investigation on formability of three-layer joined Al/Cu/Al sheets annealed at different temperature

Analysis of the deep drawing process of three-layered explosive welded composite

Application of the DIC System to Build a Forming Limit Diagram (FLD) of Multilayer Materials

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