Ganesh Munge 3 Report post Posted May 21, 2018 Dear All, I'm new to HyperForm. Want to predict spring back, % thinning of the blank. process of manufacturing closed ring is mentioned in the image below, Please revert with the same. I have blank, punch and die model of every stage If anyone worked on similar kind of simulation, please revert with simulation process. processes are as follows, 1. blanking, where blank of required size is to be cut.( i have solid model of both punch and die) 2.cupping, where forming of blank is done wrt punch and die dimenssions 3. trimming, where central portion of formed part is cut off. 4. closing of upper lips. want to check spring back, wrinkles(if present) and % thinning at every stage. and how can i compensate spring back in to die or punch design. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
StuDes 1 Report post Posted May 30, 2018 Hi Ganesh, For stage 1, to get the flat blank of the required shape , you can use " Radioss one step" process. you will be needing the geometry of the component ( Final shape).You can use the attatched tutorials " HF-1000_one_step" and "Materials_one_step" for feasibility check and material creation for "Radioss one step" process. For next stages involving the tools and springback analyses, you have to use "Incremental radioss" to set up the decks. please refer the tutorial "Material_Incremental radioss" to create material. the Flat blank geometry from the "Radioss one step" can be the input for the First stage of the incrmental process ( cupping) To set up these stages individually, You can either use 'user-process' or 'Auto-process' options or all stages together using "Multistage manager" . attaching the tutorials with respect to the same and also for trimming and springback for reference. To post process the results, you may follow this post below for more details Hope this helps regards, HF-3070-Springback_analysis.pdf HF-3020-Multistage_Manager.pdf HF-3060-Trimming.pdf HF-3010-User_process.pdf HF-3000_Auto-Process.pdf HF-1000_one_step.pdf Materials_One-step.pdf Materials_Radioss_Incremental.pdf Share this post Link to post Share on other sites