The Stress Concentration Produced in a Die During the Cold-Forging Process
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概要
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The lateral fracture in a cold-forging die appears to be caused by the stress concentration at the internal corner fillet of the die. An investigation on the stress concentration factor for an axisymmetrical die with a circular arc fillet and with or without an ejector hole is reported. A theoretical analysis is carried out two-dimensionally by assuming a mirror pattern of the vertical section of the die. The value of the stress concentration is calculated on the case of the die without an ejector hole loaded by a uniformly distributed internal pressure and with an ejector hole applied by a partially distributed load substituting for the effect of the ejector hole. The validity of the analysis is comfirmed by the experimental results using the three-dimensional photoelasticity. The value of the stress concentration factor depends largely on the diameter of the ejector hole as well as the fillet radius.
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著者
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Fujii Taichi
Professor Osaka City University
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Azuma Tsuneo
Instructor Osaka City University
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HIRAI Tsuneo
Professor, Doshisha University
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TSUKUMA Shin
Director, Kamitsu-Sekisakusho Ltd.
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Tsukuma Shin
Director Kamitsu-sekisakusho Ltd.
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Hirai Tsuneo
Professor Doshisha University