Effects of feeding ratio on flange bending in shear spinning
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The effects of feeding ratio on flange bending of shear spinning are investigated with analytical method. Firstly, influence of feeding ratio on total energy is analyzed utilizing the formula of shear spinning force and power derived by energy method. Subsequently, the connection between the deviation ratio and the thinning ratio, and the influence of feeding ratio on the thinning ratio are researched. Finally, the conclusions about the deviation ratio and flange bending are adopted to reveal the influential tendency of feeding ratio on flange bending. The results show that the flange bending towards headstock weakens with the increase of feeding ratio, which is verified by the experimental results very well. It indicates that the calculation method in this paper is reasonable.
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OpenAlex topics: Metal Forming Simulation Techniques · Metallurgy and Material Forming · Vibration and Dynamic Analysis
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