How would you produce the parts shown in Fig. 7.35b other than by tube hydroforming? January 8, 2021 Read More »
Explain why a metal with a fine-grain microstructure is better suited for fine blanking than a coarse-grained metal. January 8, 2021 Read More »
Review Eqs. (7.12) through (7.14) and explain which of these expressions can be applied to incremental forming. By the student. These equations are applicable because the deformation in incremental forming is highly localized. Note that the strain relationships apply to a shape as if a mandrel was present. 7.63 Referring to Eq. (7.5), it is stated that actual values of eo are significantly higher than values of ei, due to the shifting of the neutral axis during bending. With an appropriate sketch, explain this phenomenon. The shifting of the neutral axis in bending is described in mechanics of solids texts. Briefly, the outer fibers in tension shrink laterally due to the Poisson’ effect (see Fig. 7.17c), and the inner fibers expand. Thus, the cross section is no longer rectangular but has the shape of a trapezoid, as shown below. The neutral axis has to shift in order to satisfy the equilibrium equations regarding forces and internal moments in bending. January 8, 2021 Read More »
cut the blank from paper and verify that the tray is As such, the important factors are bendability, and scoring such as shown in Fig. 7.71 January 8, 2021 Read More »
demonstrate the competencies required to design, plan and deploy virtualization solutions. January 8, 2021 Read More »
