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CPM GmbH CPM GmbH 1 20.-22. September 2010 Senafor Porto Alegre Analysis of Tooling failures using FEA - industrial applications G. H. Arfmann, M. Twickler*) *)G. H. Arfmann and M. Twickler are joint managing directors of CPM GmbH, Germany © CPM Gesellschaft für Computeranwendung, Prozess- und Materialtechnik mbH 30° SENAFOR – 14 a International Forging Conference Porto Alegre, RS, Brazil, 20.-22. October 2010 20.-22. September 2010 Senafor Porto Alegre 30° SENAFOR – 14 a International Forging Conference Porto Alegre, RS, Brazil, 20.-22. October 2010 Analysis of Tooling failures using FEA © CPM Gesellschaft für Computeranwendung, Prozess- und Materialtechnik mbH The presentation shows industrial applications of FEA. The aim of using FEA is to enable the design engineer to develop long lasting tooling by using simulation instead of costly trial and error procedures. To show the ability of FEA examples were chosen in which the engineer used FEA to solve existing tooling problems. By getting experience from these the design engineer is able to foresee such problems in future and therefore avoid a lot of costs.

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CPM GmbH

CPM GmbH 1

20.-22. September 2010 Senafor Porto Alegre

Analysis of Tooling failures using FEA

- industrial applications

G. H. Arfmann, M. Twickler*)

*) G. H. Arfmann and M. Twickler are joint managing directors of CPM GmbH, Germany

© CPM Gesellschaft für Computeranwendung, Prozess-und Materialtechnik mbH

30° SENAFOR – 14a International Forging ConferencePorto Alegre, RS, Brazil, 20.-22. October 2010

20.-22. September 2010 Senafor Porto Alegre

30° SENAFOR – 14a International Forging ConferencePorto Alegre, RS, Brazil, 20.-22. October 2010

Analysis of Tooling failures using FEA

© CPM Gesellschaft für Computeranwendung, Prozess-und Materialtechnik mbH

The presentation shows industrial applications of FEA. The aim of using FEA is to enable the design engineer

to develop long lasting tooling by using simulationinstead of costly trial and error procedures.

To show the ability of FEA examples were chosen in which the engineer used FEA to solve existing

tooling problems. By getting experience from these the design engineer is able to foresee

such problems in future and therefore avoid a lot of costs.

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Die failure in a multi station process

Die of operation 4

fails premature

Five stationcold forging

process

30° SENAFOR – 14a International Forging ConferencePorto Alegre, RS, Brazil, 20.-22. October 2010

Analysis of Tooling failures using FEA

20.-22. September 2010 Senafor Porto Alegre © CPM Gesellschaft für Computeranwendung, Prozess-und Materialtechnik mbH

Five stationcold forging

process

30° SENAFOR – 14a International Forging ConferencePorto Alegre, RS, Brazil, 20.-22. October 2010

Analysis of Tooling failures using FEA

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Five stationcold forging

process

Initial tool design in operation 4

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Analysis of Tooling failures using FEA

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Five stationcold forging

process

forming in operation 4

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Analysis of Tooling failures using FEA

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Five stationcold forging

process

Initial designof thedie in

operation 4(carbide – prestressed with a single ring)

30° SENAFOR – 14a International Forging ConferencePorto Alegre, RS, Brazil, 20.-22. October 2010

Analysis of Tooling failures using FEA

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Five stationcold forging

process

Pressure on the carbide

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Five stationcold forging

process

Positive axial stress in the carbide => tool failure

30° SENAFOR – 14a International Forging ConferencePorto Alegre, RS, Brazil, 20.-22. October 2010

Analysis of Tooling failures using FEA

20.-22. September 2010 Senafor Porto Alegre © CPM Gesellschaft für Computeranwendung, Prozess-und Materialtechnik mbH

Five stationcold forging

process

new designof thedie in

operation 4(carbide – prestressed with

two rings)

30° SENAFOR – 14a International Forging ConferencePorto Alegre, RS, Brazil, 20.-22. October 2010

Analysis of Tooling failures using FEA

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Five stationcold forging

process

Still positive axial stress in the carbide => tool failure(the carbide has to be split as well due to the positive axial stress further down)

30° SENAFOR – 14a International Forging ConferencePorto Alegre, RS, Brazil, 20.-22. October 2010

Analysis of Tooling failures using FEA

20.-22. September 2010 Senafor Porto Alegre © CPM Gesellschaft für Computeranwendung, Prozess-und Materialtechnik mbH

Five stationcold forging

process

new designof thedie in

operation 4(carbide split –

prestressed with

two rings)

30° SENAFOR – 14a International Forging ConferencePorto Alegre, RS, Brazil, 20.-22. October 2010

Analysis of Tooling failures using FEA

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Five stationcold forging

process

Still positive axial stress in the carbide => tool failure

30° SENAFOR – 14a International Forging ConferencePorto Alegre, RS, Brazil, 20.-22. October 2010

Analysis of Tooling failures using FEA

20.-22. September 2010 Senafor Porto Alegre © CPM Gesellschaft für Computeranwendung, Prozess-und Materialtechnik mbH

Five stationcold forging

process

30° SENAFOR – 14a International Forging ConferencePorto Alegre, RS, Brazil, 20.-22. October 2010

Analysis of Tooling failures using FEA

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Five stationcold forging

process

new designof the die in operation 4

(Disc made of ASP 30 – carbide pre stressed with

two rings)

30° SENAFOR – 14a International Forging ConferencePorto Alegre, RS, Brazil, 20.-22. October 2010

Analysis of Tooling failures using FEA

20.-22. September 2010 Senafor Porto Alegre © CPM Gesellschaft für Computeranwendung, Prozess-und Materialtechnik mbH

Five stationcold forging

process

correctednew designof the die in operation 4

(Disc made of ASP 30 – carbide

and disk pre stressed with

two rings)

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Analysis of Tooling failures using FEA

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Five stationcold forging

process

final designof the die in operation 4

(Disc made of ASP 30 –carbide

and disk pre stressed with

two rings)

30° SENAFOR – 14a International Forging ConferencePorto Alegre, RS, Brazil, 20.-22. October 2010

Analysis of Tooling failures using FEA

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Five stationcold forging

process

Stress is compressive - tool life increased from 1.000 to 25.000 pieces

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Punch failure in a multi station process

Punches of operation 5

fail premature

Five stationcold forging

process

30° SENAFOR – 14a International Forging ConferencePorto Alegre, RS, Brazil, 20.-22. October 2010

Analysis of Tooling failures using FEA

20.-22. September 2010 Senafor Porto Alegre © CPM Gesellschaft für Computeranwendung, Prozess-und Materialtechnik mbH

Punch failure in a multi station process

Punches of operation 5

fail premature

Five stationcold forging

process

30° SENAFOR – 14a International Forging ConferencePorto Alegre, RS, Brazil, 20.-22. October 2010

Analysis of Tooling failures using FEA

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Punch failure in a multi station process

Punches of operation 5

fail premature

Five stationcold forging

process

30° SENAFOR – 14a International Forging ConferencePorto Alegre, RS, Brazil, 20.-22. October 2010

Analysis of Tooling failures using FEA

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Five stationcold forging

process

Alternating Stress Failure due to fatigue

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Analysis of Tooling failures using FEA

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Five stationcold forging

process

Alternating Stress in short time period Failure due to fatigue

Stress (N/mm²)

Time (sec)

30° SENAFOR – 14a International Forging ConferencePorto Alegre, RS, Brazil, 20.-22. October 2010

Analysis of Tooling failures using FEA

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Five stationcold forging

process

Reason for failure: material loose contact to the tooling

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Five stationcold forging

process

High stress concentration at the point of breakage (Sig xx)

30° SENAFOR – 14a International Forging ConferencePorto Alegre, RS, Brazil, 20.-22. October 2010

Analysis of Tooling failures using FEA

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Five stationcold forging

process

positive tangential stress below the point of breakage

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Analysis of Tooling failures using FEA

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Five stationcold forging

processCrack initialization

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Analysis of Tooling failures using FEA

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Punch failure in a multi station process

Punch of operation 3

fails

Nut makingcold forging

process

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Punch of operation 3

fails

Nut makingcold forging

process

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Analysis of Tooling failures using FEA

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Material flowcauses severe

stress distribution

Nut makingcold forging

process

Result: positive stress in the punch -> punch failure

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Analysis of Tooling failures using FEA

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Material flowcauses severe

stress distribution

Nut makingcold forging

process

Result: positive stress in the punch -> punch failure

30° SENAFOR – 14a International Forging ConferencePorto Alegre, RS, Brazil, 20.-22. October 2010

Analysis of Tooling failures using FEA

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Punch failure in extrusion process

Punch of operation 2

fails

Cold forgingprocess

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Analysis of Tooling failures using FEA

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Punch of operation 2

fails

Cold forgingprocess

High local positive radial stress -> punch failure

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Analysis of Tooling failures using FEA

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Punch of operation 2

fails

Cold forgingprocess

Picture of a similar failure (picture from ICFG)

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Punch of operation 2

changed

Cold forgingprocess

No high local positive radial stress after change of radius

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Analysis of Tooling failures using FEA

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Conclusion

A lot of tooling problems can be solved or avoidedby consequent use of FEA during the design stage

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Thank you for your attention

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