Development of Dislocation Creep Blow Forming (DCBF) for Automotive Applications: High Strain Rate Gas Forming for Automotive Applications

Mohammad Allazadeh, Jun Liu, Diego Gonzalez

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Abstract

Despite the benefits of gas blow forming technology in lightweighting manufacturing, conventional gas blow forming is limited for wide applications due to its low production rate and costly raw material.
A hybrid forming process that adopted both advantages of hot drawing and blow forming, has promising feasibility to form coarse-grained aluminium in lower forming time and temperature.
Original languageEnglish
Place of PublicationGlasgow
Number of pages48
Volume1967
EditionV1
Publication statusPublished - 1 Jun 2021

Funding

HVMC Catapult funding

Keywords

  • blow forming
  • dislocation creep
  • lightweighting manufacturing
  • high strain rate gas forming
  • higher production rate gas forming
  • Grain boundary sliding (GBS)
  • FE simulation
  • m parameter
  • EV battery case
  • tension test
  • quick plastic forming (QPF)

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