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Authors: Vijay Sisarwal

Paper Title: A Study of Flexible Roll Forming of Automotive Structures

Abstract: Roll forming is a continuous profile production process to form sheet metal progressively into

desired shape with closer tolerances. The process offers several advantages such as complex geometrical shapes,

high strength, dimensional accuracy, closer tolerances, and good surface finish. Several parts in automobile body

are produced with this process. Conventional roll forming is limited to components with uniform cross-sections;

the recently developed flexible roll forming (FRF) process can be used to form components which vary in both

width and depth. It has been suggested that this process can be used to manufacture automotive components

from UHSS which has limited tensile elongation. In this method, the pre-cut blank is fed through a set of rolls;

some rolls are computer-numerically controlled to follow the three dimensional contours of the part and hence

parts with variable cross-section can be produced.Several Parts in automobile body are produced with this

process. Flexible roll forming process can easily be implemented to current production lines and synchronized

with other stamping units. The pipe-shaped thin-walled cross-sections and complex shaped profiles which are

difficult to produce by other methods can be produced by roll forming. Nowadays flexible roll forming

technology draws more attentions than before in authomotive industry.

Keywords: Roll Forming, Sheet Metal, Automotive Industry, Finite Element

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BURSA.(Automotive Technology Congress.)

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3. B Abeyrathna, A Abvabi, B Rolfe, R Taube, and M Weiss. Numerical analysis of the flexible roll forming of an automotive

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5. Michael Lindgren. 3d roll-forming of hat-profile with variable depth and width.1st IC on Roll Forming 14th -15th Oct. 2009, Bilbao, Spain.SE-781 88

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(2014) pp 425-435. Trans Tech Pub. Switzerland. 7. Reza Rezaei, Hassan Moslemi Naeini, Roohollah Azizi Tafti, Mohammad Mehdi Kasaei, Mehran Mohammadi, Behnam

Abbaszadeh. Effect of bend curve on web warping in flexible roll formed profiles.Springer-verlag London 2017 ,3625-3636.

8. Pedro barbieri Figueiredo Ferreira. Roll forming- a study on mahine deflecion by means of experimental analysis and numeical

developments

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analysis as a part of a quality control methodology.Data M Sheet Metal Solution Gmbh, Cold Rolled, CBM

11. Sun Yogn, Qian Zhen, Shi Lei, Daniel J.T. William. Numerical Investigation of the Permanent Longitudinal Strain and Web-warping in Chai-die formed AHSS varible width section.

12. Mohammad Mehdi Kasaei, Reza Rezaei, Hassan Moslemi Naeini, Roohollah Azizi Tafti, Mehdi Salmani Tehrani, Mehran

Mohammadi, Behnam Abbaszadeh. Flange wrinkling in flexible roll forming process.Elsevier 11th IC 81(2014)245-250. 13. Ji-woo Park, Min-gyu Kil, Jeong Kim, Beom-soo Kang. A Predictive Model of Flexibly-reconfigurable Roll Forming Process using

Regression Analysis.ICTP 2017 Cambridge, UK, Elsevier.

14. Zhaoxuan Hou, Min Wan, Xiangdong Wu, Xiaomeng Xu. Roll forming of aluminum alloy profile with hat-shaped section. ICAS 2016 & HMns 2016

15. Wang Guiyong, Li Qiang, and Qian Bo. Control System Development for Flexible Roll Forming Machine.AISC 137,pp. 697-705 ,

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Authors: T. Pavan Kumar, S.Timothy

Paper Title: An General Review of Joining of Al and its Alloys by Fusion and Solid-State Welding Processes

Abstract: Among all the non-ferrous materials, aluminium is widely employed in various aerospace, defence

and industrial applications. The natural qualities, of aluminium and its alloys, like lightness, electrical and

thermal conductivity, corrosion resistance, suitability for surface treatments, the diversity of the alloys and

intermediates, ease of use, recycling make them usable in many applications. The applications demand the

manufacturing of components by a superior manufacturing process, so that the products will be without any

defects. Welding is one such process which is widely used in fabrication of aluminium components. Both fusion

and solid- state welding processes are employed in the manufacturing of aluminium components. An attempt is

made in this paper to take an overview of some fusion welding and some solid-state welding processes to weld

Al and its alloys with a focus on the process parameters of these processes, tools used, micro structure of the

welded specimens, thermal profiles, strength of joints and heat treatment. This is an attempt understand and

summarize the issues related to welding of aluminium and its alloys.

Keywords: Process Parameters, Microstructure, Aluminium.

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