Dedicated Material Models of EN AW-7021 Alloy for Numerical Modeling of Industrial Extrusion of Profiles
Konrad Błażej Laber, Jacek Madura, Dariusz Leśniak, Maciej Balcerzak, Marek Bogusz
TL;DR
This paper develops and verifies material models for different melts of EN AW-7021 alloy to improve the accuracy of numerical modeling in industrial extrusion processes.
Contribution
The novelty lies in creating dedicated material models for each melt of the same aluminum alloy to enhance numerical modeling accuracy in extrusion.
Findings
Different melts of EN AW-7021 showed varying sensitivity to strain rate and temperature.
Magnesium and zinc content significantly affected material plasticity.
Dedicated material models improved the accuracy of numerical simulations compared to experimental results.
Abstract
In this paper, dedicated material models were developed and verified for three melts of EN AW-7021 alloy, differing in zinc and magnesium content, for tube extrusion conditions. Based on the plastometric tests, it was found that in the studied range of strain parameters, the analyzed melts of the same aluminum alloy showed different sensitivity to strain rate and temperature. In addition, a significant effect of magnesium and zinc content on the plasticity of the tested material was observed. Therefore, dedicated material models describing stress changes were developed for each melt analyzed. The models were then implemented into the material database of the QForm-Extrusion® program, which was used for the theoretical analysis of the industrial extrusion process. In order to verify the results of numerical calculations, industrial tests of the extrusion process were carried out. The…
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TopicsMetallurgy and Material Forming · Aluminum Alloy Microstructure Properties · Powder Metallurgy Techniques and Materials