DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF MULTIFACE HYDRAULIC BENDING MACHINE DIE

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DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF MULTIFACE HYDRAULIC BENDING MACHINE DIE

1,2,3 UG Scholar, 4 Assistant Professor 1,2,3,4 Department of Mechanical Engineering, Sengunthar Engineering College(Autonomous), Tiruchengode, Namakkal, India. ***

ABSTRACT: TheprojectisaboutdesigningabendingdieforaHindustanHydraulicPressBrakemachine.Thecompanyis Craft Engineering, and it is located in Malumichampatty, Coimbatore. It has been assigned the project of designing and manufacturingtools.Theolddesignwasineffective.Thecomponentformerlyrequiredalargernumberofdiesforbending intheproductionprocess.Theproductioncycletimeisincreasing,whichnecessitatesgreaterroom.Variouscauseswere identified and solutions were developed using data gathered from the industry during this research. Component, formatting,style,styling,andinsertareallkeywords.

1. INTRODUCTION

Inmostcases,adieisinstalledinthepressbrakeduringbending.Thisisachannel likeportionthatisstationary. The bend that will be formed is defined by the outside shape of the die. With the use of clamps, a tool is mounted to the machine'sramandhasroundededgesthatproducethebend'sinteriorshape.Thebendingforceiscreatedbythepunch, which is a moving part. The tool descends, applying pressure to the sheet metal. When the pressure exceeds the plastic limitofthesheetmetal,thesheetmetalgoesthroughaplasticdeformationstageandtakestheshapeofthediebeneathit. Thepunchthengoesupwardsforthenextcycleoncetheprocessiscompleted.Thisisit.

2. MACHINE DIE METHOD

2.1. SHEET METAL BENDING

Theprocessofbendingametalistermedasbending.Sheetmetal,tubes,squarehollow,rod,andironangleareall optionsforthemetal.Thismetalhasathicknessofitsown.Several factorsaretakenintoaccountwhilebuildingbending machines,including the typeof metal,the typeof roller bender (powerormanual), andthesize ofthe bending machine. The capacity of the bending machine that can bend a sheet metal or tube is usually the only variation between different typesofbendingmachines.

2.2. NEED OF AUTOMATION

Themajorityofthesystemsdesignedforbendingdiesnecessitatetheassistanceofqualifiedandexperienceddie designers in making proper selections at various phases of process planning and die design. Most bending die design automation prototypes still suffer from the drawbacks of traditional expert system architecture and are unable to efficientlymanagediverseinformationsources.Many studieshavelookedinto usingthe finite elementmethod (FEM)to optimisebendingdiedesignparameters.Thesemethods,however,areimpracticablefortheplanninganddesignstagesof the deep drawing process due to the considerable calculation time and skill necessary to grasp the findings. Most sheet metal industries are currently experiencing a severe lack of experienced die designers. Furthermore, in the stamping industry, the mobility of experienced die designers has resulted in Sheet metal businesses all across the world are experiencingagreatdealofdifficulty.

2.3 V BENDING

The most frequent punch and die bending method is Vbending. Bottoming, air bending, and coining are the three subgroups.Around90%ofallbendingjobsaredonewithairbendingandbottoming.Accordingtothematerialthicknesst,the tablebelowcanhelpyoudetermine theminimum flangelength b(mm)andinside radiiir(mm)(mm). Youmayalsoseethe requireddiewidthV(mm)forsuchspecs.Acertaintonnagepermetersisrequiredforeachprocess.Thisisdepictedinthetable

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aswell.Asyoucansee,thickermaterialsandnarrowerinteriorradiinecessitatehighertonnage.Thehighlightedoptionsaremetal bendingstandardsthatarerecommended.

3. MATERIAL SELECTION

3.1 TOOL STEEL

They're usually exceedingly hard, wear resistant, tough, and resistant to local overheating, and they're commonly manufacturedtomeetspecificservicerequirements.Toughness,wearresistance,andheatresistancearethethree.These three characteristics are built into the tool steel. Another quality of tool steel that is developed by the heat treatment processishardness.Toughnessreferstoasteel'sresistancetocracking,chipping,andbreaking.

3.2. 42CrMo STEEL

It's a medium carbon alloy structural steel with excellent mechanical qualities, hardenability, and a wide range of applications. It's commonly utilised in the machinery industry to make gears, connecting rods, high strength bolts, and othercriticalcomponents.Thisisaparticularhigh strengthsteelthatcanbequenchedandtempered.

3.3. 42CrMo MECHANICAL PROPERTIES

TensileStrength:nolessthan1080MPa.

YieldStrength:nolessthan930MPa.

Elongation:nolessthan12%

RateofReductionofArea:45%

ImpactAbsorbingEnergy:nolessthan63J.

Elasticmodulus:2.1e+11N/m^2

Poisson’sratio:0.28

Massdensity:7700kg/m^3

Shearmodulus:7.9e+10N/m^2

Thermalexpansioncoefficient:1.3e 05/Kelvin

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4. MACHINE CALCULATIONS

4.1. BENDING FORCE

BF =KLσt(t)2 Newton W

K Tensilestrength

L-Bendinglength K Constant(K=1.33)

W Dieopening t Sheetthickness

Bendingforceforstainlesssteelmetal =1.33*50*600*(2)2 N 16

BF=9975N

Bendingforceforaluminiumsheetmetal =133*50*690*(2)2 N 16

BF =11471N

4.2. BEND ALLOWANCE

BA=2 A (R+Kba t)

360 where BA = bend allowance; A = bend angle; R= bend radius; t = stock thickness; and Kba is factor to estimatestretching

IfR<2t,Kba=0.33

IfR  2t,Kba=0.50

BA=2*(22/7)* 90 *(R+0.33*2) 360 R=W/6 =1.6/6 R=0.27 BA=6.2857*0.25*0.93

Bendingallowance=1.461

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5. PROBLEM IDENDIFICATION

Since the dies come in different sizes, we'll have to determine which work we'll accomplish and manually place thedieinthemachinebyworkers.Also,becausediesareheavy,twoorthreepeoplearerequiredtosecuretheminthedie holder. Because the machine has so many dies, it requires additional storage space and material. For operation, more workers are required. It has more time to replace and calibrate the machine's measurements. Change the material to withstandthesameloadwithlessvolumethanthecurrenttype

6. WORKING PRINCIPLE

Initially, the fundamental design is drawn and fed into the bending machine's electronic controller, where the drawingisconvertedintonumericalcontrol.Thesheetmetalbendingvalueisalsosetinthecontroller.Thehydraulicunit, sensors,andotherdrivesinthemachineareallcontrolledbythecontroller.Nowadays,diescomeinmanysizesandtypes, thereforeamulti facebendingdieisconstructedandcomparedtoanolderoneinordertoendurethesamecapacity.The Multi face hydraulic press brake bending machine die works by reducing the amount of material used in the fabrication, use, and selection of sheet metal bending errors. It is a die that combines four or five separate dice into one. This die is better suited to common bending machine operations. A press brake die is a tool which is used to produce sheet metal usingapressbrake.Thistoolingismadeupofavariety ofparts,andeachtoolingismadeupofadifferentsetofparts.It primarily accomplishes the processing of component shape by altering the physical condition of the produced material.

V bendingisthemostpopularmethod,inwhichthepunchanddie are"V"shaped.Thepunchbendthesheetby forcingitintotheV "V"die'sshapedgroove."Airbending"occurswhenthepunchdoesnotdrivethesheettothebottom ofthediechamber,leaving spaceorairunderneath.Bendingtubeandtubeshapingrequirestheuseofbenddies,clamp dies,andpressuredies.Eachofthesesortsofdiesservesacertainpurpose.Bendingisdonewithadieanda punch.The bendingisknownasv bendingwhena v shapeddieandpunchareemployed.Edgebendingoccurswhena sheetisbent ontheedgeusingawipingdie.

7. INTRODUCTION OF FEM

In a variety of computer domains, the FEM is a mathematical model for predicting near experimental answers. FiniteelementanalysisisthetermgiventonumericalanalysisbasedonFEM(FEA).

7.1. FEA WORKS

FEA could be used in engineering as a machine tool for performing arts engineering analysis. It involves using mesh construction techniques to break down a large problem into smaller components, as well as using a software packageprogramthatadherestotheFEMrule.

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7.2. ADVANTAGES OF FEA SOFTWARE

• It decreases the number of prototype testing, saving both money and time; and it displays the results of the study in a graphicalformat.

•Finiteelementmodellingandanalysisarecarriedoutinthepre processorandsolutionphases,whichwouldtakealong timeand,insomecases,beimpossibletocarryoutmanually.

•Itaidsintheoptimizationofadesign.

7.3. PROCEDURE ANALYSIS

ANSYS is a finite element modelling software system that may be used to numerically solve a variety of mechanicalissues.Amongotherthings,itwillperformstructural(linearandnon linear),thermal,magneticattraction,and fluid analysis. Analysis is made simple thanks to the user interface technique. The software system is given a graphical interfacetomakeiteasiertouse.

Theanswerofafiniteelementanalysiscanbeseparatedintothreestages: a. Pre processingstages b. Solution c. Postprocessing

7.4. PRE-PROCESSING STAGE

Thefollowingmajorstepsareengagedinthepre processingstage: 1. ImportorCreategeometry

Defineelementtype&realconstants

Definematerialproperties

Themeshingoflines/areas/volumes

7.5. POST PROCESSING

•Examiningtheanalysisfindingstoseehowtheappliedloadsaffectourdesignisoneofthemostcriticalphases. •Withthispost processor,wecanseetemperaturedistributionandheatflux,amongmanyotherthings.

8. RESULTS

NAME TYPE MIN MAX STAIN ESTRN: EQUIVALENT STRAINATSTEP 983e 08 Element:2125 1.048e 04 Element:9454 STRESS VON: VON MISES STRESS ATSTEP 8.640e 01N/m^2 Node:11040 3.465e+07N/m^2 Node:450 DISPLACEMENT RESULTANT DISPLACEMENTATSTEP 0.000e+00mm Node:889 9.781e 03mm Node:9279

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8. CONCLUSIONS

Wecanseehowcrucialthebendingdieprocessisinthemanufacturingindustry.Theobjectiveofthisthesisisto determinethestressandstrainonthesheetasthetoolpressesittowardthedie.Asimplesheetdesignwithpiercingand shape forming features was considered. The deformation of all materials is the same after the simulation, however the stress of one material is larger than that of other materials with thickness. When comparing the same thickness with differentmaterials,theinfluenceonstressandstrainislarger.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Thedesignanddevelopmentofbendingdieshasbeenafascinatingsubjectforbendingdieresearch,encouraging one'smindtoreachnewheightsinthemechanicalengineeringsector.Mr.sendhilvelan,B.E.,ourcompany'sprojectguide, forhisgreatassistanceandsharingofhisindustrialexpertise.Thisknowledgewillconstantlymotivateustocompleteour tasksflawlesslyandprofessionally.

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