Conception of a multivariable product property control for punch-hole-rolling

Conception of a multivariable product property control for punch-hole-rolling

SPIES Daniel, MOLITOR Dirk Alexander, DAMON James, KNOLL Maximilian, DIETRICH Stefan, SCHULZE Volker, GROCHE Peter

Abstract. Process controls are getting increasingly more common in forming. Nevertheless, they are not suitable to achieve consistent quality when dealing with varying process disturbances. Differing properties of the raw material and other external influences like temperature variations and vibrations make it hard to achieve the tightly specified tolerances needed in today’s production environment. Product property controls represent a solution for these difficulties and create the opportunity to integrate additional functionality into the product and the process. In this project, the implementation of a multivariable product property control is investigated using the example of a recently developed process, called punch-hole-rolling. It is targeted to control product properties such as the collar height and the hardness on the inner surface. It has been shown in previous publications that it is possible to control the collar height in 1.0338 by carefully choosing suitable process parameters. In recent works the possibility was presented to control the hardness by changing the same parameters, using the TRIP steel 1.4301. The publication at hand aims at proving the feasibility of the multivariable product property control by reviewing the previous results for 1.4301 and proving that it is possible to control the collar height and the hardness on the inside of the collar simultaneously. Further, a concept is presented for the implementation of such a control.

Keywords
Property Control, Forming, Punch-Hole-Rolling, Sheet-Bulk Metal Forming

Published online 4/19/2023, 10 pages
Copyright © 2023 by the author(s)
Published under license by Materials Research Forum LLC., Millersville PA, USA

Citation: SPIES Daniel, MOLITOR Dirk Alexander, DAMON James, KNOLL Maximilian, DIETRICH Stefan, SCHULZE Volker, GROCHE Peter, Conception of a multivariable product property control for punch-hole-rolling, Materials Research Proceedings, Vol. 28, pp 2081-2090, 2023

DOI: https://doi.org/10.21741/9781644902479-223

The article was published as article 223 of the book Material Forming

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