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Information × Registration Number 0218U006052, 0117U000356 , R & D reports Title To research the impact of electrohydraulic deformation of high-strength steels on the effect of yielding during sheet stamping and to develop a reccomendations on projecting technological processes that ensure high detail production accuracy popup.stage_title Head Kosenkov Viktor Mykhaylovych, Registration Date 13-03-2018 Organization Institute of Pulse Research and Engineering popup.description2 The research focuses on the physical processes of elastic-plastic deformation and shape-forming of sheet high-strength steels under pulsed electrohydraulic loading. Research methods - mathematical and physical modeling, as well as experimental research. A comparative analysis of the springback of parts made of sheet steels by quasi-static and pulsed methods is performed. It is determined that the springback effect during the high-speed pulse electrohydraulic deformation depends essentially on the mechanical characteristics of the steels: with the energy density of plastic deformation increasing from 10 to 70 J/cm3, the springback strength of high-strength steels (BH210, BH240, HSLA350) is increased up to 3 times, and ultrahighstrength (DP780 and DP980) - monotonically decreases by up to 50% compared to static deformation. Springback effect intensity also depends on the deformation and speed strengthening of steels, reducing its value up to 2 times for steel HSLA350, up to 20-50% for two-phase steels DP780 and DP980 and slightly for alloys BH210 and BH240. Product Description popup.authors Бичков В.М. Коломійцева Л.П. Косенков В.М. Тищенко Ф.М. popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close
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Head: Kosenkov Viktor Mykhaylovych. To research the impact of electrohydraulic deformation of high-strength steels on the effect of yielding during sheet stamping and to develop a reccomendations on projecting technological processes that ensure high detail production accuracy. (popup.stage: ). Institute of Pulse Research and Engineering. № 0218U006052
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