Damage and failure characterization of 7075 aluminum alloy hot stamping

7000 series high strength aluminum alloys are increasingly used in manufacturing automobile body parts to meet the more stringent demands for automobile lightweight. Hot stamping of 7000 series high strength aluminum alloys is a complex thermal-mechanical coupling process and precise simulation is n...

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Published in:Journal of mechanical science and technology 2022, 36(1), , pp.351-357
Main Authors: Zhang, Zhiqiang, Cui, Yuejie, Chen, Qingmin
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Alloys
Aluminum alloys
Aluminum base alloys
Automotive bodies
Axial stress
Control
Damage assessment
Dynamical Systems
Engineering
Finite element method
Heat resistant alloys
High strength alloys
High temperature
Hot stamping
Industrial and Production Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Original Article
Strain
Vibration
Weight reduction
기계공학
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description 7000 series high strength aluminum alloys are increasingly used in manufacturing automobile body parts to meet the more stringent demands for automobile lightweight. Hot stamping of 7000 series high strength aluminum alloys is a complex thermal-mechanical coupling process and precise simulation is needed to predict material fracture. To obtain damage model of 7075 aluminum alloy in hot stamping, five different stress triaxiality specimens were designed. The fracture strain, critical strain and average stress triaxiality of different specimens were obtained by the hybrid finite element simulation and experiment (FE-EXP) method. GISSMO model of 7075 aluminum alloy at 400 °C was established. Compared with the experimental results of U-shaped part hot stamping under different lubrication conditions, the calibrated GISSMO model was demonstrated to predict the damage behavior of 7075 aluminum alloy during high temperature deformation accurately.
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Aluminum base alloys
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Axial stress
Control
Damage assessment
Dynamical Systems
Engineering
Finite element method
Heat resistant alloys
High strength alloys
High temperature
Hot stamping
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Mechanical Engineering
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Strain
Vibration
Weight reduction
기계공학
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