Journal
TRIBOLOGY INTERNATIONAL
Volume 153, Issue -, Pages -Publisher
ELSEVIER SCI LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.triboint.2020.106554
Keywords
Sheet metal forming; Boundary lubrication friction; Multi-scale model; Zinc coated sheet
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- Partnership Program of the Materials innovation institute M2i [S22.1.14520b]
- Technology Foundation TTW is part of the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research [S22.1.14520b]
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A multi-scale friction model applicable for coated sheets is developed in this study, taking into account the physical behavior of coatings and the surface topographies of sheet and tools. The model is validated through experiments on zinc coated steel sheets, demonstrating its effectiveness in predicting friction in forming processes.
In forming processes, friction is a local phenomenon influenced by the contact conditions at the tool-sheet metal interface. A multi-scale friction model applicable for coated sheets is developed for the boundary lubrication regime which accounts for the physical behavior of coating and measured surface topographies of sheet and tools. The contact patches and therefore the real area of contact is determined at the tool-sheet metal interface for different contact loading conditions. A single asperity micro-scale ploughing model is adapted at each contact patch to determine the friction force from which the overall coefficient of friction is determined. The friction model is validated using different sets of lab-scale friction tests and cup drawing experiments on zinc coated (GI) steel sheets.
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