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Design of forming tool production technology using the additive method of 3D printing
Obadal, Jan ; Vašíř, Jakub (referee) ; Sedlák, Josef (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with a plan of a forming device manufacturing technology utilising additive methods of 3D printing. The theoretical part of this thesis deals with the characteristics of sheet metal forming technology and the characteristics of additive technology. The practical part of this thesis contains a breakdown of the current state and it deals with usage of the current forming tool. In terms of the practical part, there is an innovation draft whose goals it to speed up the manufacture of a particular pressed piece. The principle of this innovation is the utilisation of a single-purpose machine which is optained through the additive method of 3D printing. The optimal combination of printing parameters and tool geometry are found through prototype testing. To keep the product measurements accurate requires modified proportiong of the semi-finished product. The final tool is capable of bending two pressed pieces at the same time. During the process of bending, it is necessary to review the measurements of every 25th pressed piece and to revise the position of a bottom dead center. The lifetime of this innovative tool is set to 600 pieces. Technological and economical evaluation shows return of invesments and reduced time due to the application of this innovation, thanks to which the bending time is reduced by 50 %.
Design of forming tool production technology using the additive method of 3D printing
Obadal, Jan ; Vašíř, Jakub (referee) ; Sedlák, Josef (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with a plan of a forming device manufacturing technology utilising additive methods of 3D printing. The theoretical part of this thesis deals with the characteristics of sheet metal forming technology and the characteristics of additive technology. The practical part of this thesis contains a breakdown of the current state and it deals with usage of the current forming tool. In terms of the practical part, there is an innovation draft whose goals it to speed up the manufacture of a particular pressed piece. The principle of this innovation is the utilisation of a single-purpose machine which is optained through the additive method of 3D printing. The optimal combination of printing parameters and tool geometry are found through prototype testing. To keep the product measurements accurate requires modified proportiong of the semi-finished product. The final tool is capable of bending two pressed pieces at the same time. During the process of bending, it is necessary to review the measurements of every 25th pressed piece and to revise the position of a bottom dead center. The lifetime of this innovative tool is set to 600 pieces. Technological and economical evaluation shows return of invesments and reduced time due to the application of this innovation, thanks to which the bending time is reduced by 50 %.

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