Accurately Measure Shear Droop on Cut Surfaces
Shear droop is a phenomenon that occurs on the surface of a product that was machined by shearing. When the machined material is cut using a punch and die, the material is pulled by …
Analysis of Shear Droop on Cut Surface of High-Tensile-Strength …
The shear droop is associated with the initial compression by and the subsequent clearance of the punches and dies. Results are obtained for various clearances and initial compressions in the …
Investigation of shear droop formation around convex portions …
Jan 1, 2018 · A large shear droop generated in the convex portions of blanked components leads to functional problems, such as a decrease in the effective thickness of gear parts. In this …
Causes of Pressing Defects (Burrs, Dents) and Observation of …
Shear droop: Smooth surface caused by the surface of the material being pulled. Sheared surface: Glossy surface with vertical stripes. There are subtle scratches caused by the punch …
Analysis of Shear Droop on Cut Surface of High-Tensile-Strength …
The shear droop is associated with the initial compression by and the subsequent clearance of the punches and dies. Results are obtained for various clearances and initial compressions in the …
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In common punching operations, the cut surface is formed in the material in the sequence of droop → shear cross-section → fracture cross-section → burr, as shown in Fig. 1.
Review of Shearing Processes of High Strength Steel Sheets
Jun 7, 2020 · Shearing processes of high strength steel sheets increasingly applied to lightweight automobile parts were reviewed. With the increase in strength of the high strength steel …
In this study, we investigated stability of the sheared surface length of the cross section in micro-pierced holes. The inner diameter of the holes and maximum piercing forces were measured …
Analysis of Shear Droop on Cut Surface of High-Tensile
Mar 1, 2011 · In the present calculations, an adaptive remeshing technique for FEM is used to create fine sheared surfaces. The shear droop is associated with the initial compression by …
Sheet thickness vs droop/die-roll. | Download Scientific Diagram
A large shear droop generated in the convex portions of blanked components leads to functional problems, such as a decrease in the effective thickness of gear parts.