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How to post-process experimental results from the flange bulging test ? Application to the characterization of a Zinc alloy

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Zinc alloys are used in a wide range of application such as electronics, automotive and building construction. Their various shapes are generally obtained by metal forming operation such as stamping. Therefore, it is important to characterize the material with adequate characterization tests. Sheet Bulging Test (SBT) is well recognized in the metal forming community. Different theoretical models of the literature for the evaluation of thickness and radius of the deformed sheet in SBT have been studied in order to get the hardening curve of different materials. These theoretical models present the advantage that the experimental procedure is very simple. But Koç et al. showed their limitation, since the combination of thickness and radius evaluations depend on the material. As Zinc alloys are strongly anisotropic with a special crystalline structure, a procedure is adopted for characterizing the hardening curve of a Zinc alloy. The anisotropy is first studied with tensile test, and SBT with elliptical dies is also investigated. Parallel to this, Digital Image Correlation (DIC) measures are carried out. The results obtained from theoretical models and DIC measures are compared. Measures done on post-mortem specimens complete the comparisons. Finally, DIC measures give better results and the resulting hardening curve of the studied zinc alloy is provided.
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hal-02300519 , version 1 (29-09-2019)

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Nathalie Boudeau, Ludovic Vitu, Nicolas Laforge, Pierrick Malecot, Gérard Michel, et al.. How to post-process experimental results from the flange bulging test ? Application to the characterization of a Zinc alloy. International Deep-Drawing Research Group 2018, Jul 2018, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. ⟨hal-02300519⟩
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