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    Radial Basis Functional Model of Multi-Point Dieless Forming Process For Springback Reduction and Compensation

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    1) The document presents a radial basis functional model to reduce and compensate for springback in multi-point dieless sheet metal forming. 2) Finite element simulations were used to generate springback responses from different process parameters to develop the radial basis function prediction model. 3) The genetic algorithm then used the model to find optimal curvature radii to minimize springback for different blank thicknesses.

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    International Symposium on Green Manufacturing and Applications (ISGMA 2017) OP062

    Radial Basis Functional Model of Multi-point


    Dieless Forming Process for Springback
    Reduction and Compensation
    Misganaw Abebe Baye1, Ji-Woo Park1, Jeong Kim1, Beom-Soo Kang1,#
    1 Aerospace Engineering, Pusan National University, Korea
    # Corresponding Author / E-mail: bskang@pusan.ac.kr

    KEYWORDS : Multi-point Dieless Forming, Springback, Radial Basis Function, Reduction, Compensation

    Springback in multi-point dieless forming is a common problem because of the small deformation and blank holder
    free boundary condition. Numerical simulations are widely used in sheet metal forming to predict the springback.
    However, the computational time in using the numerical tools is time costly to find the optimal values of process
    parameters or design variables. This study proposes radial basis function to replace the numerical simulation model
    using statistical analyses based on a design of experiment method. Punch holding time before unloading of the upper
    punch, blank thickness and curvature radius are chosen as effective process parameters for determining the
    springback in the multi-point dieless forming process. The Latin hypercube design of experiment method facilitates
    statistical analyses and the extraction of a prediction model for determining springback in the experimental process
    parameter domain. Finite element simulation model is conducted in the ABAQUS commercial software to generate
    the springback responses of the training and testing samples. The genetic algorithm is applied to find the optimal
    value of curvature radii to compensate the induced springback for different blank thicknesses using the developed
    RBF prediction model. Finally, the finite element simulation result of the optimal process parameters shows that the
    springback is almost negligible from the target geometry.

    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

    This work was supported by the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF) grant funded by the Korea government (MSIP) through the
    Engineering Research Center (No. 2012R1A5A1048294). Also, this work was supported by the Human Resource Training Program for the
    Regional Innovation and Creativity through the Ministry of Education and National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF-2015H1C1A1035499).

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