AFC Tool solve splitting problem
Case Study Overview
The client provided product design and tool design data and requested a virtual tryout of the draw process.The aim was to determine if splits experienced in reality, were expected OR caused by other unknown influences.
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Back to Top Rendered Product Geometry and Tooling
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Back to Top Tooling
As per the tool design, no draw beads were used with a square blank. The lower binder travelled down, under the applied binder force.
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Back to Top Formability
The outputs from the simulation show that simulation matches reality and that splits are predicted.
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Back to Top Actual Part Photo
This problem could have been avoided by using simulation BEFORE tooling fabrication.Although not reported here, using simulation a solution to the problem was developed and presented to the client to resolve the splitting problem.
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Back to Top AFC Test
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Back to Top Simulation Videos
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