Detail publikace
Chevron crack prediction using the extremely low stress triaxiality test
ŠEBEK, F. KUBÍK, P. PETRUŠKA, J.
Anglický název
Chevron crack prediction using the extremely low stress triaxiality test
Typ
Článek Scopus
Jazyk
en
Originální abstrakt
Forward extrusion is typical way of mass-production of cold formed bars or rods with constant cross section. This process is used for production of engine alternator shafts and it is based on reducing the diameter of semi-product without removing material in several reductions. However, there is a potential danger of the chevron cracking. Chevron cracks are inside the material and therefore invisible on the surface of the semi-product. Using computational methods, the potential cracking can be predicted in advance, therefore it may lead to considerable savings. Three various phenomenological ductile fracture criteria were calibrated and then applied to forward extrusion process. As there are specific stress states in this process, new extremely low stress triaxiality fracture test were designed and used in the criteria calibration process. The test is based on the compression of the cylinder with a specific recess. Then, the criteria prediction ability and reliability is discussed.
Klíčová slova anglicky
forward extrusion; ductile fracture; extremely low stress triaxiality; explicit finite element method; AISI 1045
Vydáno
2015-06-03
ISSN
1803-1269
Číslo
June
Strany od–do
617–621
Počet stran
5
BIBTEX
@article{BUT114704,
author="František {Šebek} and Petr {Kubík} and Jindřich {Petruška}",
title="Chevron crack prediction using the extremely low stress triaxiality test",
journal="MM Science Journal",
year="2015",
number="June",
pages="617--621",
doi="10.17973/MMSJ.2015\{_}06\{_}201518",
issn="1803-1269"
}