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Formability of AA 2219-O sheet under quasi-static, electromagnetic dynamic, and mechanical dynamic tensile loadings

来源期刊:JOURNAL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE TECHNOLOG2021年第11期

论文作者:Hongliang Su Liang Huang Jianjun Li Wang Xiao Hui Zhu Fei Feng Hongwei Li Siliang Yan

文章页码:125 - 135

摘    要:The mechanism by which electromagnetic forming(EMF) enhances the formability of metals is unclear owing to the coupling effect of multi-physics fields. In the present work, the associated formability improvement mechanisms were qualitatively categorized and illustrated. This was realized by comparing the formability of fully annealed 2219 aluminum alloy(AA 2219-O) sheet under quasi-static(QS),electromagnetic dynamic(EM), and mechanical dynamic(MD) tensile loadings. It was found that the forming limit of AA 2219-O sheet under EM tensile loading was significantly(45.4%) higher than that under QS tensile loading, and was marginally(3.7%–4.3%) higher than that under MD tensile loading. In addition, the forming limit of AA 2219-O sheet demonstrated a negative dependency on the strain rate within the range of the dynamic tensile tests conducted. The deformation conditions common to EM and MD tensile loadings were responsible for the significant formability improvement compared with QS tensile loading. In particular, the inertial effect was dominant. The different deformation conditions that distinguish EM tensile loading from MD tensile loading resulted in the marginal improvement in formability. This was caused by the absence of a sustaining contact force at the later deformation stage and the lower strain rate. The body force exerted little influence on the formability improvement, and the thermal effect under the two dynamic tensile loadings was negligible.

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Formability of AA 2219-O sheet under quasi-static, electromagnetic dynamic, and mechanical dynamic tensile loadings

Hongliang Su1,Liang Huang1,Jianjun Li1,Wang Xiao1,Hui Zhu1,Fei Feng1,Hongwei Li2,Siliang Yan3

1. State Key Laboratory of Materials Processing and Die & Mould Technology,School of Materials Science and Engineering,Huazhong University of Science and Technology2. State Key Laboratory of Solidification Processing,School of Materials Science and Engineering,Northwestern Polytechnical University3. School of Materials Science and Engineering,Hefei University of Technology

摘 要:The mechanism by which electromagnetic forming(EMF) enhances the formability of metals is unclear owing to the coupling effect of multi-physics fields. In the present work, the associated formability improvement mechanisms were qualitatively categorized and illustrated. This was realized by comparing the formability of fully annealed 2219 aluminum alloy(AA 2219-O) sheet under quasi-static(QS),electromagnetic dynamic(EM), and mechanical dynamic(MD) tensile loadings. It was found that the forming limit of AA 2219-O sheet under EM tensile loading was significantly(45.4%) higher than that under QS tensile loading, and was marginally(3.7%–4.3%) higher than that under MD tensile loading. In addition, the forming limit of AA 2219-O sheet demonstrated a negative dependency on the strain rate within the range of the dynamic tensile tests conducted. The deformation conditions common to EM and MD tensile loadings were responsible for the significant formability improvement compared with QS tensile loading. In particular, the inertial effect was dominant. The different deformation conditions that distinguish EM tensile loading from MD tensile loading resulted in the marginal improvement in formability. This was caused by the absence of a sustaining contact force at the later deformation stage and the lower strain rate. The body force exerted little influence on the formability improvement, and the thermal effect under the two dynamic tensile loadings was negligible.

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