Study of stress-strain state during cross-wedge rolling with one tool
https://doi.org/10.29235/1561-8358-2019-64-2-175-181
Abstract
The peculiarity of cross-wedge rolling with one tool is the workpiece deformation with one tool and the fact that the workpiece is not supported with the tool from the opposite side. On both sides of the tool outside the contact with the workpiece, the workpiece is fixed with pairs of upper and lower tools, by means of which the axis of the workpiece is held in a constant position. Such conditions of rolling qualitatively change the deformation zone and, as a result, the stress-strain state.
The change in the stress-strain state was qualitatively estimated by comparing the fields of slip lines in the traditional two-tools cross rolling and one-tool cross rolling. One-tool cross rolling increases the normal and average stress at the contact by 7.8–14.5 %, changes the average stress of the specimen from tensile to compressive one in the axial region. This circumstance significantly increases the resource of plasticity and allows rolling metals with limited plasticity without opening the axial cavity. Comparative studies of the stress-strain state from the traditional two-tools cross-wedge rolling and one-tool cross-wedge rolling in the axial region of the workpiece have been carried out by computer simulation.
About the Author
G. V. Kozhevnikova
Physical-Technical Institute of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus
Belarus
Belarus
Grazhina V. Kozhevnikova – D. Sc. (Engineering), Chief Researcher of the Laboratory of Extreme Deformability and Cross-Wedge Rolling
10, Kuprevich Str., 220141, Minsk
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