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Part Manufacturing by Using Hydroforming and Its Optimization
Chrz, Jan ; Jopek, Miroslav (referee) ; Řiháček, Jan (advisor)
The thesis presents an analysis and optimization of the manufacturing process of a part using the technology of parallel hydroforming. Two circular blanks made of DC01 steel with a thickness of 1 mm serve as a semi-manufactured part. In one of the blanks, the supply of the forming medium is constructed using Flowdrill technology. Subsequently, the two blanks are laser welded together and then formed. Numerical simulation using PAM-STAMP software was used to analyse the manufacturing process. This analysis provided information on wall thinning, deformation size, critical points on the product and springback. The numerical simulation was verified on the basis of comparison with an experiment. The criterion for verification was the course of the thickness of the part. Based on the results of the simulation, an optimization is performed in the thesis. It consists in determining the minimum required pressure of the forming medium for pressing the part, particularly for different distances between the two formed sheets.
Assessing the influence of tool warming on the mass production process
Chrz, Jan ; Císařová, Michaela (referee) ; Lidmila, Zdeněk (advisor)
The work introduces literary study, which is devoted to sheet forming. Particularly to technologies connected with problem of pressing – blanking, bending and drawing. Further it is aimed at mass production of mouldings complicated in shape, which is nowadays supported by computer technologies (simmulation of sheet forming process, kinematics of the line, burden of the tool) and on warming of the tool. Warming of sheet formoning tools is redominatly caused by friction between the tool and semiproduct. It decreases lifetime (longevity, operable life, usable life) and quality of the moulding. Warming could not be elimitated, but could be moderated by use of lubricant for friction decrease and tool cooling, slower production or use of tempered tool.
Part Manufacturing by Using Hydroforming and Its Optimization
Chrz, Jan ; Jopek, Miroslav (referee) ; Řiháček, Jan (advisor)
The thesis presents an analysis and optimization of the manufacturing process of a part using the technology of parallel hydroforming. Two circular blanks made of DC01 steel with a thickness of 1 mm serve as a semi-manufactured part. In one of the blanks, the supply of the forming medium is constructed using Flowdrill technology. Subsequently, the two blanks are laser welded together and then formed. Numerical simulation using PAM-STAMP software was used to analyse the manufacturing process. This analysis provided information on wall thinning, deformation size, critical points on the product and springback. The numerical simulation was verified on the basis of comparison with an experiment. The criterion for verification was the course of the thickness of the part. Based on the results of the simulation, an optimization is performed in the thesis. It consists in determining the minimum required pressure of the forming medium for pressing the part, particularly for different distances between the two formed sheets.
Assessing the influence of tool warming on the mass production process
Chrz, Jan ; Císařová, Michaela (referee) ; Lidmila, Zdeněk (advisor)
The work introduces literary study, which is devoted to sheet forming. Particularly to technologies connected with problem of pressing – blanking, bending and drawing. Further it is aimed at mass production of mouldings complicated in shape, which is nowadays supported by computer technologies (simmulation of sheet forming process, kinematics of the line, burden of the tool) and on warming of the tool. Warming of sheet formoning tools is redominatly caused by friction between the tool and semiproduct. It decreases lifetime (longevity, operable life, usable life) and quality of the moulding. Warming could not be elimitated, but could be moderated by use of lubricant for friction decrease and tool cooling, slower production or use of tempered tool.

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