Finite element modeling of wire drawing process

In this final year project (FYP), single stage and multi stages wire drawing simulation were carried out using the ABAQUS Finite Element (FE) software. The process variables such as Reduction area (RA), die angle (α) and coefficient of friction (μ) between the die and the wire vary in both single an...

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主要作者: Ang, Boliang
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-161182023-03-04T18:24:51Z Finite element modeling of wire drawing process Ang, Boliang Sathyan Subbiah Sridhar Idapalapati School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Mechanical engineering::Mechatronics In this final year project (FYP), single stage and multi stages wire drawing simulation were carried out using the ABAQUS Finite Element (FE) software. The process variables such as Reduction area (RA), die angle (α) and coefficient of friction (μ) between the die and the wire vary in both single and multi stages simulation. Manipulating the three different process variables, the optimum result for the wire drawing process can be determined and identified. Residual stresses in the direction of axial, radial and circumferential are discussed and analysis in this FYP. These three residual stresses are taken at the transverse cross sectional area of the wire (center to the surface edge) and the multi stages shows a reduction in the tensile residual axial stress at the outer edge of the wire compare to single stage. The trends of these three stresses are discussed and compared with literature values to verify the simulation. No experimental work was under taken. Result of the hydrostatic stress that occurs at the center of the wire was obtained to determine the effect of friction. The coefficient of friction values did not affect the hydrostatic stress at the center of the wire. The FE results of the wire drawing load were compared with the closed form solution of the Slab Method (SM). Reaction force obtained from the ABAQUS FEM software is used to determine the residual stress experienced by the wire. Comparing the SM and FEM is to verify that the simulation of the wire drawing is realistic and FEM shows a more accurate result. Bachelor of Engineering 2009-05-21T04:29:08Z 2009-05-21T04:29:08Z 2009 2009 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/16118 en Nanyang Technological University 111 p. application/pdf video/quicktime
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Ang, Boliang
Finite element modeling of wire drawing process
description In this final year project (FYP), single stage and multi stages wire drawing simulation were carried out using the ABAQUS Finite Element (FE) software. The process variables such as Reduction area (RA), die angle (α) and coefficient of friction (μ) between the die and the wire vary in both single and multi stages simulation. Manipulating the three different process variables, the optimum result for the wire drawing process can be determined and identified. Residual stresses in the direction of axial, radial and circumferential are discussed and analysis in this FYP. These three residual stresses are taken at the transverse cross sectional area of the wire (center to the surface edge) and the multi stages shows a reduction in the tensile residual axial stress at the outer edge of the wire compare to single stage. The trends of these three stresses are discussed and compared with literature values to verify the simulation. No experimental work was under taken. Result of the hydrostatic stress that occurs at the center of the wire was obtained to determine the effect of friction. The coefficient of friction values did not affect the hydrostatic stress at the center of the wire. The FE results of the wire drawing load were compared with the closed form solution of the Slab Method (SM). Reaction force obtained from the ABAQUS FEM software is used to determine the residual stress experienced by the wire. Comparing the SM and FEM is to verify that the simulation of the wire drawing is realistic and FEM shows a more accurate result.
author2 Sathyan Subbiah
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title Finite element modeling of wire drawing process
title_short Finite element modeling of wire drawing process
title_full Finite element modeling of wire drawing process
title_fullStr Finite element modeling of wire drawing process
title_full_unstemmed Finite element modeling of wire drawing process
title_sort finite element modeling of wire drawing process
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