Application of Laser Deposition to Mechanical Characterization of Advanced High Strength Steels Subject to Non-Proportional Loading
Background Characterization of hardening and fracture limits of advanced high strength steels (AHSSs) undergoing strain path changes (SPCs) are particularly challenging for plane strain condition, which commonly occurs in sheet metal forming. There is a need for a simple, engineering-friendly method...
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| Published in | Experimental mechanics Vol. 62; no. 4; pp. 685 - 700 |
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| Abstract | Background
Characterization of hardening and fracture limits of advanced high strength steels (AHSSs) undergoing strain path changes (SPCs) are particularly challenging for plane strain condition, which commonly occurs in sheet metal forming. There is a need for a simple, engineering-friendly method to characterize materials subjected to complex loading paths that mimic stress conditions in actual forming processes.
Objective
Experimental additive manufacturing techniques have been applied to reinforce AHSS specimens subjected to SPCs in order to broaden capabilities for characterizing hardening behavior and fracture limits.
Methods
Hardening curves subject to SPCs (e.g. uniaxial tension or equi-biaxial tension followed by plane strain) have been obtained with a programmable biaxial tensile testing system using cruciform-shaped specimens with load-bearing arms reinforced by laser deposition. A notched specimen selectively reinforced by laser deposition was newly designed to characterize fracture limits subjected to SPCs ending with plane strain condition.
Results
Complex loading histories were successfully enabled by applying laser deposition technology. Results show that both hardening behavior and fracture limits of a TRIP-assisted steel and a dual-phase steel are dependent on loading history.
Conclusions
It appears that the laser deposition technique can be used for material characterization under specific SPCs. Hardening behavior of AHSSs under SPCs ending with plane strain is quite different from traditional uniaxial tension-uniaxial compression tests. For materials sensitive to SPCs, multi-step forming can be a great option to reach the targeted forming shape. |
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| AbstractList | Background
Characterization of hardening and fracture limits of advanced high strength steels (AHSSs) undergoing strain path changes (SPCs) are particularly challenging for plane strain condition, which commonly occurs in sheet metal forming. There is a need for a simple, engineering-friendly method to characterize materials subjected to complex loading paths that mimic stress conditions in actual forming processes.
Objective
Experimental additive manufacturing techniques have been applied to reinforce AHSS specimens subjected to SPCs in order to broaden capabilities for characterizing hardening behavior and fracture limits.
Methods
Hardening curves subject to SPCs (e.g. uniaxial tension or equi-biaxial tension followed by plane strain) have been obtained with a programmable biaxial tensile testing system using cruciform-shaped specimens with load-bearing arms reinforced by laser deposition. A notched specimen selectively reinforced by laser deposition was newly designed to characterize fracture limits subjected to SPCs ending with plane strain condition.
Results
Complex loading histories were successfully enabled by applying laser deposition technology. Results show that both hardening behavior and fracture limits of a TRIP-assisted steel and a dual-phase steel are dependent on loading history.
Conclusions
It appears that the laser deposition technique can be used for material characterization under specific SPCs. Hardening behavior of AHSSs under SPCs ending with plane strain is quite different from traditional uniaxial tension-uniaxial compression tests. For materials sensitive to SPCs, multi-step forming can be a great option to reach the targeted forming shape. BackgroundCharacterization of hardening and fracture limits of advanced high strength steels (AHSSs) undergoing strain path changes (SPCs) are particularly challenging for plane strain condition, which commonly occurs in sheet metal forming. There is a need for a simple, engineering-friendly method to characterize materials subjected to complex loading paths that mimic stress conditions in actual forming processes.ObjectiveExperimental additive manufacturing techniques have been applied to reinforce AHSS specimens subjected to SPCs in order to broaden capabilities for characterizing hardening behavior and fracture limits.MethodsHardening curves subject to SPCs (e.g. uniaxial tension or equi-biaxial tension followed by plane strain) have been obtained with a programmable biaxial tensile testing system using cruciform-shaped specimens with load-bearing arms reinforced by laser deposition. A notched specimen selectively reinforced by laser deposition was newly designed to characterize fracture limits subjected to SPCs ending with plane strain condition.ResultsComplex loading histories were successfully enabled by applying laser deposition technology. Results show that both hardening behavior and fracture limits of a TRIP-assisted steel and a dual-phase steel are dependent on loading history.ConclusionsIt appears that the laser deposition technique can be used for material characterization under specific SPCs. Hardening behavior of AHSSs under SPCs ending with plane strain is quite different from traditional uniaxial tension-uniaxial compression tests. For materials sensitive to SPCs, multi-step forming can be a great option to reach the targeted forming shape. |
| Author | Lin, J. Hou, Y. Liu, Z. Min, J. Kong, J. |
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