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TRIBOLOGICAL INFLUENCE OF TOOL SURFACE ROUGHNESS WITHIN MICROFORMING

Journal

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MATERIAL FORMING
Volume 3, Issue -, Pages 419-422

Publisher

SPRINGER FRANCE
DOI: 10.1007/s12289-010-0796-y

Keywords

Microforming; DCE-test; Tribology; Cold forging

Funding

  1. Lehrstuhl fur Fertigungstechnologie (LFT), Universitat Erlangen-Nurnberg
  2. Danish Ministry for Science Technology through the Innovation Consortium MIKROMETAL [66334]

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A comparative friction study of tooling dies with a simple internal cylindrical geometry has been performed. The purpose of the experiment consist of studying the influence of the surface characteristics of tooling dies on the frictional behaviour in a micro bulk forming operation. This research will seek to contribute with knowledge in the field of the category of structural size effects. By evaluating and benchmarking three different surface topographies, in an circle divide 1 and an circle divide 2 millimetre cylindrical forming-die, it is expected that frictional performance and forming limits can be evaluated, with the option of extracting general guidelines for evaluation of surface characteristics for dies utilized for micro-forming. The DCE test will be supported by numerical analysis in order to determine the friction factor.

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