COMPUTER SIMULATION OF THE STRESS-STRAIN STATE OF BAR BLANKS MADE OF ALLOY 7075
Annotation
The article presents a study of the characteristics and technological parameters of bar blanks made of aluminum alloy 7075, depending on the temperature and the forming process. The main goal is to determine the stress-strain state at various temperatures during the production of blanks, which contributes to understanding the mechanism of formation of the structure and properties of bar blanks. To do this, a computer simulation of the process based on the finite element method is used, using the Forge3D software environment. The results obtained confirm the uneven structure in the volume of workpieces, with a pronounced intensity of deformation in the surface layers. The formation of workpieces at different temperatures (200 and 250 °C) showed differences in stress intensity and strain rate, which is important for understanding the processes of formation of microstructure and material properties. Special attention is paid to the influence of temperature on the formation of stresses in the rods, as well as their distribution in thickness and length. The results obtained can be used to optimize the technological parameters of the aluminum alloy forming process in order to improve the quality of the final product and production efficiency. In general, the scientific conclusions of this study contribute to the further development of aluminum alloy processing technologies and their application in various industries.
Author
R.A Sovetbayev
Y. Nugman
Y.Y. Shayakhmetov
A. Kawalek
DOI
https://doi.org/10.48081/ALKS6670
Keywords
computer modeling
finite element method
numerical model
processing technology
Forge3D
deformation characteristics
microstructure formation process
Year
2024
Номер
Issue 3
691
5
For citation:
R.A Sovetbayev, Y. Nugman, Y.Y. Shayakhmetov, A. Kawalek COMPUTER SIMULATION OF THE STRESS-STRAIN STATE OF BAR BLANKS MADE OF ALLOY 7075 // Scientific journal "Science and Technology of Kazakhstan". - 2024 - №3 - Р. 109 – 119. https://doi.org/10.48081/ALKS6670
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