Mg AZ31B Sheet Behavior and Formability at Elevated...
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Mg AZ31B Sheet Behavior and Formability at Elevated, Differential Temperature
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Dissertation Overview
Overview committee:Dr. Robert H. Wagoner, AdvisorDr. Glenn S. DaehnDr. Katharine M. Flores
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Outline
• Background
• Device Design
8 minutes for 350oC, ΔT (gauge length) < 8oC
• A novel test to determine transition T of twin and slip
• 1D constitutive equations
150oC-300oC; 10-4/s-10-1/s
• Application: temperature-differential forming
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Monotonic Tension and Compression of Mg at RT
Lou, X.Y. et al., I. J. of Plast., 2007
Tension Compression
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RT Tension / Compression Test Setup
Boger, R.K. et al., I. J. Plast., 2005
Side Pressure
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Tension / Compression Test - Corrections
• Biaxial Correction
• Friction Correction
sidefriction F2F μ=
Tension Part on Tension-Compression Curve
( )( )23
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2312
1 σσσσσ ++−=
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True
Str
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True Strain
Raw Data, No Correction
Uniaxial Test(no side force)
Friction CorrectionOnly
Both Friction andBiaxial Corrections
Mg AZ31B, TD, t = 3.2 mmSide Force = 12kN
Biaxial CorrectionOnly
Lou, X.Y. et al., I. J. of Plast., 2007
frictionrawactual FFF −=
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Device Design
1) Thermal analysis
2) Mechanical analysis
3) Buckling analysis
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Thermal Analysis for Heating System
FEM Model: ABAQUS / Standard, Thermal Transfer Analysis
Heat Plate
Mg Specimen
Insulation Block
GripMechanical Support Plate
25oC
25oC
• Solid Element• Symmetric• Initial T = 25oC• Steady State / Transient
x
y
z
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Thermal PropertiesMg Sample:• kMg = 100 W/mK• Cp = 1 J/gK
Al Heat Plate:• kAl = 120 W/mK• Cp = 0.96 J/gK
Wood Block:• kwood = 0.17 W/mK• Cp = 1 J/gK
• Heat transfer coefficient between sample and HP h1 = 400 W/m2K• Heat transfer coefficient between metal and wood h2 = 90 W/m2K• Heat transfer coefficient between grip and sample h3 = 1000 W/m2K
Measured
Measured
Handbook
Measured
Handbook
Handbook
Handbook
By fitting
k : Conductivity
Cp : Capacity
h : Heat transfer coefficient
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Transient ProcessHeat Plate Steady State
Tmax (oC) Time to200oC
ΔT (oC) (at 200oC)
Time to300oC
ΔT (oC) (at 300oC)
#1 Al 7075-T6 HP 310 310 s 4.5 1120 s 6.5
#2 D2 Tool Steel HP 335 335 s 9.0 960 s 13.0
#3 Al 7075-T6 HP+ D2 Tool Steel Cover
295
#4 Al 7075-T6 HP+ Wood Insulation + D2 Tool Steel Cover
356 305 s 4.5 755 s 7.0
#5 D2 Tool Steel HP+ Wood Insulation + D2 Tool Steel Cover
386 356 s 9.0 795 s 13.0
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B
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Material Selection for Heat Plates (Simulated)
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Comparison of Simulation and Measurement
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Tem
pera
ture
(C)
X (mm)
608 second
300 second
100 second
Measurement:Target Temperature = 250oCU = 105V, I = 1.85A
Simulation:Surface Heat Flux=0.048W/m2
500 second
400 second
200 second
Gage Length
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Stress Analysis of Heating System
14MPa (Al 7075-T6)7% of YS at 300oC
217MPa (D2 Tool Steel)36% of YS at RT
Mg
Al
Wood
Steel
FEM Model: ABAQUS / Standard, General Mechanical Analysis
• Solid Element (CPS4R)• Symmetric• Concentrated Force
(Maximum Side Force = 8kN)
x
y
z
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Voltage Transformer
TemperatureController
Compressed Air Cylinder
Heat plates
New Setup for High-Temperature T / C Test
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Buckling FEA Model
FEM Model: ABAQUS / Standard, General Mechanical Analysis
• Sample: Solid Element (C3D8R)Side plates: Rigid-body Element (R3D4)
• Compression test• Concentrated Force loaded on the RP• Friction coefficient = 0.08• Eccentricity = 0.01mm, 0.1mm, and 0.5mm
BC1: Fixed
BC2: Eccentricity• Contact:
1) Tangential behavior: penalty method
2) Normal behavior: exponential pressure-overclosure
Compression
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Buckling Simulation
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Pa)
δp
Absolute True Strain
DP800, RD, Compression, Side force = 3.3kNThickness = 1.40mmStrain rate = 0.001/s, μ = 0.08Experiment vs. simulation
δz=0.01mmδz=0.1mm
δz=0.5mm
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Buckling Simulation – Thickness Effect
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trai
n, |ε
b|
Side Force (kN)
DP780, RDThickness = 1.90mm
FEA, δz = 0.01mm
FEA, δz = 0.1mm
FEA, δz = 0.5mm
Experiment
Interference limit
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trai
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Side Force (kN)
DP800, RDThickness = 1.40mm
FEA, δz = 0.01mm
FEA, δz = 0.1mm
FEA, δz = 0.5mm
Experiment
Interference limit
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Buckling Simulation – YS Effect
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Side Force (kN)
DP590DP800
DP980
FEA
Experiment FEA
DP590DP800DP980
Experiment
Thickness=1.4mm
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MaterialThickn
ess(mm)
0.2% YS(MPa)
UTS(MPa) Exp. εb
Simulated εb
Calculatedεb
TWIP steel 1.4 454 1570 -0.13 -0.15
-0.10
-0.12
-0.12
-0.13
-0.14
-0.10
-0.09
-0.10
Trip780 1.5 507 866 -0.09 -0.13
DP980 1.4 552 990 -0.10 -0.12
DP800 1.4 422 800 -0.12 -0.13
DP780 1.9 714 844 -0.10 -0.16
DP590 1.4 369 613 -0.12 -0.15
AA6022-TD 0.93 135 250 -0.10 -0.11
HSLA 0.80 400 455 -0.11 -0.07
Buckling Simulation
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Conclusions
• Develop high-temperature T/C device
Temperature range: RT - 350oC
Heating time = 15 minutes for 350oC, ΔT (Gage Length) < 8oC
Device can be safely used with SFmax=8kN
εb vs. material, σ, t; <εb> = 0.015
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A NOVEL TEST TO DETERMINE TRANSITION T BETWEEN SLIP AND
TWIN
1) Cyclic T/C test
2) Determine transition T
3) Microstructure verification
4) Strain-rate effect, grain-size effect
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Pa)
Accumulated Absolute True Strain
Mg AZ31B-O, RD
Thickness = 2.0 mm, Strain rate = 10-3/s
RT50oC
75oC
100oC
125oC
150oC
175oC
200oC225oC
250oCTension TensionCompression
T-C-T Tests at Elevated Temperatures
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Accumulated Absoluted True Strain
Mg AZ31B-O, RD
Thickness = 2.0 mmStrain rate = 10-3/s
RT 50oC
75oC
100oC
125oC
150oC
175oC
200oC225oC
250oCCompression CompressionTension
C-T-C Tests at Elevated Temperatures
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Optical Microscopy
No deformation, RT
C(-8%)-T(6%)-C(-2%) test, 125oC
C(-8%)-T(6%)-C(-2%) test, 150oC
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Cyclic Test for Transition Temperature
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Accumulated True Strain
Mg AZ31B (AU) T-C cyclic test t=2mm, gs=5.1μm, strain rate=0.001/s
150oC 140oC 130oC 120oC 110oC
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Calculation of Transition Temperature: Curvature
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s (M
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Absolute True Strain
110oC (A=4219MPa)
120oC (A=2223MPa)
130oC (A=1078MPa)
140oC (A=-164MPa)
150oC (A=-1956MPa)
Mg AZ31B (AU) compressive cycles,t=2mm, gs = 5.1μm, strain rate = 0.001/s
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tres
s (M
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Absolute True Strain
110oC (A=16465MPa)
120oC (A=10143MPa)
130oC (A=3946MPa)
140oC (A=27MPa)
150oC (A=-2591MPa)
Mg AZ31B (AU), Tensile cycles,t=2mm, gs=5.1μm, strain rate = 0.001/s
Aε2+Bε+C
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Calculation of Transition Temperature
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1.5x104
2x104
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A (M
Pa)
Temperature (oC)
Mg AZ31B (AU) T-C cycle testt=2mm, gs=5.1μm, strain rate = 0.001/s
Tension
Compression
QuadraticCurve fit
Tc
Tt
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Transition Temperature vs. Strain Rate
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y = 258.47 + 39.299log(x) R= 0.98132 Tr
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Strain rate (/s)
Mg AZ31B (AU), RD,t=2mm, gs=5.1μm
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Monotonic C Test for Verification-10-3/s to 10-2/s
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Abs
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tres
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Pa)
Absolute True Strain
Mg AZ31B (AU), Ct=2mm, gs=5.1μm, strain rate = 0.001/s
120oC (A=3967MPa)
130oC (A=1031MPa)
140oC (A=-28MPa)
150oC (A=-1490MPa)
160oC (A=-1971MPa)
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ue S
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Absolute True Strain
Mg AZ31B (AU), Ct=2mm, gs=5.1μm, strain rate = 0.01/s
150oC (A=2663MPa)
160oC (A=655MPa)
170oC (A=-1027MPa)
180oC (A=-1276MPa)
190oC (A=-1364MPa)
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Absolute True Strain
Mg AZ31B (AU), Ct=2mm, gs=5.1μm, strain rate = 0.1/s
210oC (A=-235MPa)
220oC (A=-1274MPa)
230oC (A=-1397MPa)
240oC (A=-1630MPa)
250oC (A=-1471MPa)
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Microstructure Verification
10-3/s, 130oC, 9.7% 10-3/s, 140oC, 7.1%
10-3/s, 150oC, 1%
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Twin Area Fraction vs. Temperature
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ract
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Temperature (oC)
Mg AZ31B (AU), RD, Ct=2mm, gs= 5.1μm, ε=-0.08
10-3/s10-2/s
10-1/s
Mech. test shapefor limit
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Transition Temperature vs. Grain Size
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y = 113.65 + 7.1786x R= 0.88079 Tr
ansi
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Grain size (μm)
Mg AZ31B, RD, 2mm and 1mmStrain rate = 0.001/s
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Conclusions
• High Temperature T/C testing of Mg AZ31B sheet:Inflected flow (twinning) disappears between 125oC - 150oC for strain rate of 10-3/s
Transition T determined by novel cyclic test
Microstructure verification: twin fraction of 8% Transition T
Transition T dependents on grain size and strain rate
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MG CONSTITUTIVE EQUATIONS
1) Uniaxial tensile tests: 150oC-300oC, 10-1/s-10-4/s
2) Modified Voce law: numerical fitting
3) FEA verification
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True
Str
ess
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True Strain
Tensile Test of Mg AZ31B, 150oC
10-1/s
10-2.5/s
10-4/s
Tensile Test of Mg AZ31B (150oC - 300oC)
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Tensile Test of Mg AZ31B, 200oC
10-1/s
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10-4/s
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True Strain
Tensile Test of Mg AZ31B, 250oC
10-1/s
10-2.5/s
10-4/s
300
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Str
ess
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True Strain
Tensile Test of Mg AZ31B, 300oC
10-1/s
10-2.5/s
300
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Method:
Constitutive Equation Framework)(g),T,(f εεεσ &&=
m
0001.0g ⎟
⎠⎞
⎜⎝⎛=
ε&
))C*(expB*1(K)εT,,f(ε 2 ε−−=&1) Fit to ε = 0.2:
2) Fit to post-uniform data:
1) ε = 0 – 0.2 2) From Post-Uniform ABAQUS Simulation
0323.0log0152.0m +ε−= &
1227.0T*0377.0C +=0313.1)log(*0632.0T*0014.0B +ε+−= &
6.80)log(*7.16)T/3.859exp(*5.36K2 −+= ε&
Standard Deviation <σ> = 4 MPa (150oC – 300oC)# Data points: 152
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ess
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True Strain
Tensile test of Mg AZ31B200oC, 10-2.5/s
ε))*16.38exp(*0.233(1*130σ −−=
Step 1:
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Tensile Test of Mg AZ31B200oC, 10-2.5/s
10-2.5/s_m=0.05
10-2.5/s_m=0.1
FEA / VExpt.
10-2.5/s_m=0.07
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Eng
Stre
ss (M
Pa)
0.8UTS
Step 2:
Constitutive Equation Fit – Example
minterplate = 0.06
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Results: FEA/Constitutive Equations vs. Experiments (Used for Fit)
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150oC, Posco Mg AZ31BFEA vs. Experiments
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Expt
Constitutive Eq.
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200oC, Posco Mg AZ31BFEA vs. Experiments
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Constitutive Eq.
Expt
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250oC, Posco Mg AZ31BFEA vs. Experiments
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10-4/s
Constitutive Eq.
Expt.
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300oC, Posco Mg AZ31BFEA vs. Experiments
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10-2.5/s
Constitutive Eq.
Expt
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Eng
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Eng Strain
175oC, Posco Mg AZ31BFEA vs. Experiments
10-1/s
10-2.5/s
10-4/s
Constitutive Eq.Expt.
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Stre
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Eng Strain
225oC, Posco Mg AZ31BFEA vs. Experiments
10-1/s
10-2.5/s
10-4/s
Constitutive Eq.
Expt
Results: Experiments Verification
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Eng Strain
275oC, Posco Mg AZ31BFEA vs. Experiments
10-1/s
10-2.5/s
Constitutive Eq.
Expt
Standard Deviation <σ> = 4 MPaT: 175oC – 275oC# Data points: 64
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Conclusions
• 1D Constitutive equations for Mg AZ31B sheet:Experiments, numerical fitting and FEA verification
150oC - 300oC, 0.1-10-4/s, standard deviation = 4MPa
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APPLICATION: TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIALFORMING, 150oC – 300oC
1) FEA Explicit model for deep-drawing problem
2) Temperature differential forming to improve formability
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Geometry & Mesh for the Deep Drawing Problem
• ¼ Mg AZ31 sheet, shell element, S4RT• Friction coeffcient = 0.1• Fix the positions of die, load = 1kN at RP of holder• Isothermal, or different temperatures on punch and die +blank holder• Finer Mesh in the corner of punch and die• Velocity of punch = 10, 1, and 0.1 mm/s
Punch, R = 25mmBlank holder
Die
Blank: t = 1 mm, R = 60 mm
R = 5 mm
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#1. 150oC #2. 150oC-300oC
Thickness Strain Gradient on Sheet
R=50mm, Punch speed = 1mm/s R=80mm, Punch speed = 1mm/s
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Future Work
• Temperature differential deep drawing on Mg with different blank holding force, drawing speeds, and temperature.
• Temperature differential deep drawing on virtual materials with Voce law
• Temperature differential deep drawing on Steel or Al alloys sheets
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Conclusions• Develop high-temperature T/C device
Temperature range: RT - 350oC
Heating time = 15 minutes for 350oC, ΔT (Gage Length) < 8oC
• High Temperature T/C testing of Mg AZ31B sheet:Inflected flow (twinning) disappears between 125oC - 150oC for strain rate of 10-3/s
Transition T dependents on grain size and strain rate
• Constitutive equations for Mg AZ31B sheet:Experiments, numerical fitting and FEA verification
150oC - 300oC, 0.1-10-4/s, standard deviation = 4MPa
• T-differential deep drawing:Non-isothermal heating improve the LDR from 1.9 to 3.3
• High Temperature T/C testing of AHSS:Large Bauschinger effect was observed
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Thank you!