rinato
Guest
Good morning to all, I have to ask you the following problem:
in the attached image there is a plate plate plate aisi304 20/10, on which I collect the collars quoted through funnel with mechanical press. These collars have, in addition to the tolerance on the internal diamentron, also a circular tolerance of 5/100 and the internal surface, as you can see, must be very "cylindrical" and the final edge intact.
all at the request of the customer, for its technical requirements of assembly.
But now I can get all this just by preparing the hole to be carried out by means of removal of truciole, because a border of the preforus only cut causes fractures etc., because of the incrudiment of the material and the typical fragmentation of the process of drawing.
the punches I use now are totally rounded in tip and the matrices are conical to manage the assotigliamneto, all defined on a purely empirical basis.
my question is therefore the following: with a cad program equipped with fem, it is possible to simulate a cold molding process, (through imbu-
titura,presumo) that allows me to eliminate the phase of "cleaning of the hole" and to be able to get the same piece, with the same result on the final edge?
especially reducing the test times "from the real".
or do you have to recommend alternative processes? If you miss data, ask yourself.
right for completeness: the customer has a 3d tasting machine in receipt of goods for dimensional control to sample. . .
thanks for the attention, reborn.
in the attached image there is a plate plate plate aisi304 20/10, on which I collect the collars quoted through funnel with mechanical press. These collars have, in addition to the tolerance on the internal diamentron, also a circular tolerance of 5/100 and the internal surface, as you can see, must be very "cylindrical" and the final edge intact.
all at the request of the customer, for its technical requirements of assembly.
But now I can get all this just by preparing the hole to be carried out by means of removal of truciole, because a border of the preforus only cut causes fractures etc., because of the incrudiment of the material and the typical fragmentation of the process of drawing.
the punches I use now are totally rounded in tip and the matrices are conical to manage the assotigliamneto, all defined on a purely empirical basis.
my question is therefore the following: with a cad program equipped with fem, it is possible to simulate a cold molding process, (through imbu-
titura,presumo) that allows me to eliminate the phase of "cleaning of the hole" and to be able to get the same piece, with the same result on the final edge?
especially reducing the test times "from the real".
or do you have to recommend alternative processes? If you miss data, ask yourself.
right for completeness: the customer has a 3d tasting machine in receipt of goods for dimensional control to sample. . .
thanks for the attention, reborn.