系統識別號 | U0002-2708202014135700 |
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DOI | 10.6846/TKU.2020.00799 |
論文名稱(中文) | 整合電腦輔助分析與數控銑床應用於金屬板材單點增量成形之研究 |
論文名稱(英文) | The Study of the Integrating of CAE and CNC Milling Machine for the Single Point Incremental Forming of Sheet Metal |
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校院名稱 | 淡江大學 |
系所名稱(中文) | 機械與機電工程學系博士班 |
系所名稱(英文) | Department of Mechanical and Electro-Mechanical Engineering |
外國學位學校名稱 | |
外國學位學院名稱 | |
外國學位研究所名稱 | |
學年度 | 108 |
學期 | 2 |
出版年 | 109 |
研究生(中文) | 倪永寬 |
研究生(英文) | Yung-Kuan Ni |
學號 | 802370022 |
學位類別 | 博士 |
語言別 | 繁體中文 |
第二語言別 | |
口試日期 | 2020-07-01 |
論文頁數 | 134頁 |
口試委員 |
指導教授
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李經綸
委員 - 盧永華 委員 - 劉春和 委員 - 葉豐輝 委員 - 蔡慧駿 |
關鍵字(中) |
刀具路徑 動顯函有限元素法 單點增量成形 表面粗糙度 |
關鍵字(英) |
Tool Path Dynamic Explicit Finite Element Method Single Point Incremental Forming Surface Roughness |
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學科別分類 | |
中文摘要 |
本文將電腦輔助製造軟體所轉出之刀具路徑資料,再與電腦輔助分析前處理軟體之工具設定與料片邊界條件做結合。採用動顯函有限元素法進行單點增量成形數值分析,以瞭解工件在成形歷程中所發生的厚度分佈、應力與應變分佈,及成形負荷變化。並設計一組含拉伸扣緣之圓柱形壓料板與夾具,經由數控銑床進行單點增量成形實驗,用以驗證本文有限元素數值分析程式之可靠性。 經由數值模擬與實驗結果比較得知,當設定不同工具轉速與工件進給速率進行45度圓錐杯成形時,於工具轉軸靜止,且工件進給速率為800 mm/min時,成形效果最佳。當工件進給速率遞增時,於錐杯底部圓弧角處的厚度有明顯薄化現象。橢圓錐杯的長軸與短軸分別與拉伸扣緣之距離不同,導致長軸傾斜壁所得的厚度分佈優於短軸。若提高工件進給速率,將可改善短軸傾斜壁之厚度分佈。當圓錐杯與橢圓錐杯隨著傾斜角增加,將導致板材厚度引薄,並使等效應力、等效應變,及成形負荷隨之遞增。成形後工件的最佳表面粗糙度分別為0.30 μm與0.34 μm,隨著傾斜角與加工深度增加,成形工件之表面粗糙度值就愈大。 本文採用的加工條件分別為螺旋線漸進式刀具路徑、工具轉軸靜止、提高工件進給速率,與注入冷卻潤滑液等,可提升圓錐杯與橢圓錐杯之成形性,並顯著改善工件之表面粗糙度,而數值分析結果皆可合理的模擬實驗結果,故本文之電腦輔助分析程式,皆可合理的預測單點增量成形製程。 |
英文摘要 |
In this study, the toolpath data exported from a computer aided manufacturing software are combined with the tool settings and material sheet boundary conditions of a computer aided analysis pre-processing software. A dynamic explicit finite element method is adopted for numerical analysis of single point incremental forming to predict the thickness distribution, stress and strain distribution, and changes in forming load during the forming process of workpieces. A set of cylindrical blankholder and binder with drawbead is designed, and a single point incremental forming experiment is conducted using a CNC milling machine to verify the reliability of the finite element numerical analysis program adopted in this study. By comparing the results from numerical simulation and experiments, it is evident that when different tool spindle speeds and workpiece feed rates are set to 45˚ circular cone cup forming, the forming effect is optimal if the tool spindle is stationary and workpiece feed rate is 800 mm/min. When the feed rate of the workpiece increases, the thickness at the arc corner at the bottom of the circular cone cup is significantly decreased. The distances from the long axis and short axis of the elliptical cone cup to the draw beads are different. Thus, the thickness distribution of inclined wall along the long axis is better than that along the short axis. If the workpiece feeding rate is increased, then the thickness distribution of the inclined wall along the short axis can be improved. As the inclination angles of the circular cone cup and elliptical cone cup increase, the thickness of the sheet material and the equivalent stress, equivalent strain, and forming load simultaneously increase. The optimal surface roughness of the formed workpieces is 0.30 μm and 0.34 μm. As the inclination angle and processing depth increase, the surface roughness of the formed workpieces increases. The processing conditions adopted in this study involve spiral progressive tool path, stationary tool spindle, increasing workpiece feed rate, and injecting cooling lubricant. These processing conditions can improve the formability of a circular cone cup and elliptical cone cup and significantly improve the surface roughness of workpieces. The numerical analysis results can reasonably simulate the experiment results. Therefore, the computer aided analysis program adopted in this study can reasonably predict single point incremental forming processes. |
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論文目次 |
中文摘要 I 英文摘要 III 目 錄 V 圖表索引 VIII 第一章 緒論 1 1.1前言 1 1.2研究動機與目的 2 1.3文獻回顧 4 1.4論文之構成 17 第二章 基本理論 19 2.1基本假設 19 2.2 Updated Lagrangian Formulation之虛功率原理方程式 19 2.3單點增量成形製程中應力與應變 21 2.3.1圓周方向 23 2.3.2板厚方向 23 2.3.3子午線方向 24 2.3.4軸對稱圓錐杯旋轉對稱平面應變 25 2.4 殘餘高度、工具轉速與進給速率 29 2.5單點增量成形之成形性 31 2.6表面粗糙度 32 第三章 有限元素分析 34 3.1動顯函有限元素法 34 3.1.1有限元素近似解 34 3.1.2節點之內力、外力及慣性力 36 3.1.3運動方程式 37 第四章 不同輪廓錐杯之成形實驗與數值分析 38 4.1實驗設備 38 4.2實驗原理與步驟 45 4.3 數值模擬分析 51 4.4邊界條件 54 4.5材料參數 55 4.6數值模擬與實驗結果之比較 55 4.6.1工具轉速與工件進給速率對 圓錐杯厚度分佈 之比較 56 4.6.2 銑削方向對 圓錐杯厚度分佈之比較 65 4.6.3工具轉速與工件進給速率對 圓錐杯厚度分佈 之比較 66 4.6.4工具轉速與工件進給速率對橢圓錐杯厚度分佈 之比較 69 4.6.5 圓錐杯於不同傾斜角之厚度、等效應力與等效應變 之分佈 77 4.6.6 橢圓錐杯於不同傾斜角之厚度、等效應力與等效應變 之分佈 86 4.6.7 不同輪廓錐杯成形負荷之比較 91 第五章 加工條件於不同輪廓錐杯表面粗糙度之比較 97 5.1表面粗糙度與冷卻潤滑液 97 5.2實驗步驟 99 5.3不同輪廓錐杯量測後表面粗糙度之比較 101 5.3.1 銑削方向對圓錐杯表面粗糙度之比較 102 5.3.2 冷卻潤滑液對不同輪廓錐杯表面粗糙度之比較 106 5.3.3 工具轉速與工件進給速率對不同輪廓錐杯 表面粗糙度之比較 111 第六章 結論與未來展望 119 6.1 結論 119 6.2 未來展望 121 參考文獻 122 符號索引 131 圖2-1 物體變形前後及內部應力之不連續曲面 20 圖2-2 單點增量成形平面應變示意圖[2] 22 圖2-3 單點增量成形薄殼元素示意圖[2] 23 圖2-4 旋轉軸對稱拉伸BC斷面示意圖[2] ...26 圖2-5 殘餘高度示意圖[52] 30 圖2-6 單點增量成形横剖面示意圖 32 圖2-7 中心線平均粗糙度示意圖 33 圖4-1 單點增量成形電腦輔助分析流程圖 39 圖4-2 實驗設備之整體系統配置圖 41 圖4-3 單點增量成形製程夾具配置圖 41 圖4-4 直徑8 mm半球頭工具 42 圖4-5 單點增量成形夾具之底板 42 圖4-6 單點增量成形夾具之壓料板 43 圖4-7 單點增量成形之料片直徑150.0 mm 43 圖4-8 單點增量成形夾具之固定方式 44 圖4-9 利用尋邊器校正夾具之底板 44 圖4-10 單點增量成形料片位置校正 47 圖4-11 單點增量成形Z軸方向校刀 47 圖4-12 單點增量成形加工前再次確認 48 圖4-13 水溶性太古油潤滑液 48 圖4-14 CNC線切割機 48 圖4-15 CNC線切割完成二分之一片圓錐杯 49 圖4-16 CNC線切割完成四分之一片橢圓錐杯 49 圖4-17 圓錐杯厚度量測之位置圖 49 圖4-18 圓錐杯厚度量測之位置圖 50 圖4-19 橢圓錐杯沿著長軸方向厚度量測之位置圖 50 圖4-20 橢圓錐杯沿著短軸方向厚度量測之位置圖 50 圖4-21 工件厚度量測 51 圖4-22 圓錐杯之螺旋線漸進式刀具路徑 52 圖4-23 橢圓錐杯之螺旋線漸進式刀具路徑 52 圖4-24 半球頭工具與料片之網格分割 53 圖4-25 單點增量成形料片網格分割及邊界條件設定 54 圖4-26 圓錐杯單點增量成形X軸方向成形負荷圖 57 圖4-27 圓錐杯單點增量成形Y軸方向成形負荷圖 57 圖4-28 圓錐杯單點增量成形Z軸方向成形負荷圖 58 圖4-29 圓錐杯實體厚度分佈區域 58 圖4-30 圓錐杯數值模擬厚度分佈區域 59 圖4-31 工具轉速為400 rpm與工件進給速率100 mm/min 對 圓錐杯厚度分佈之比較 60 圖4-32 工具轉軸靜止於工件進給速率800 mm/min 對 圓錐杯厚度分佈之比較 62 圖4-33 工具轉軸靜止於工件進給速率1700 mm/min 對 圓錐杯厚度分佈之比較 62 圖4-34 工具轉軸靜止於工件進給速率3600 mm/min 對 圓錐杯厚度分佈之比較 63 圖4-35 工具轉軸靜止於工件進給速率5400 mm/min 對 圓錐杯厚度分佈之比較 63 圖4-36 不同工具轉速與工件進給速率對 圓錐杯厚度 分佈之比較 64 圖4-37 順銑與逆銑對 圓錐杯之厚度分佈之比較 66 圖4-38 圓錐杯實體厚度分佈區域 68 圖4-39 工具轉軸靜止於工件進給速率800 mm/min 對 圓錐杯厚度分佈之比較 69 圖4-40 橢圓錐杯輪廓形狀示意圖 70 圖4-41 橢圓錐杯實體厚度分佈區域 71 圖4-42 工具轉速400 rpm與工件進給速率100 mm/min 對橢圓錐杯沿著長軸方向的厚度分佈之比較 72 圖4-43 工具轉速400 rpm與工件進給速率100 mm/min 對橢圓錐杯沿著短軸方向的厚度分佈之比較 73 圖4-44 工具轉軸靜止於工件進給速率800 mm/min 對橢圓錐杯沿著長軸方向的厚度分佈之比較 74 圖4-45 工具轉軸靜止於工件進給速率800 mm/min 對橢圓錐杯沿著短軸方向的厚度分佈之比較 75 圖4-46 不同工具轉速與工件進給速率對橢圓錐杯沿著 長軸方向的厚度分佈之比較 76 圖4-47 不同工具轉速與工件進給速率對橢圓錐杯沿著 短軸方向的厚度分佈之比較 76 圖4-48 圓錐杯數值模擬B、C、D三處示意圖 77 圖4-49 圓錐杯數值模擬B、C、D三處示意圖 78 圖4-50 圓錐杯數值模擬最薄厚度之俯視圖 80 圖4-51 圓錐杯數值模擬最薄厚度之等角圖 80 圖4-52 圓錐杯數值模擬最大等效應力之俯視圖 81 圖4-53 圓錐杯數值模擬最大等效應力之等角圖 81 圖4-54 圓錐杯數值模擬最大等效應變之俯視圖 82 圖4-55 圓錐杯數值模擬最大等效應變之等角圖 82 圖4-56 圓錐杯數值模擬最薄厚度之俯視圖 83 圖4-57 圓錐杯數值模擬最薄厚度之等角圖 83 圖4-58 圓錐杯數值模擬最大等效應力之俯視圖 84 圖4-59 圓錐杯數值模擬最大等效應力之等角圖 84 圖4-60 圓錐杯數值模擬最大等效應變之俯視圖 85 圖4-61 圓錐杯數值模擬最大等效應變之等角圖 85 圖4-62 橢圓錐杯數值模擬長軸與短軸B、C、D三處示意圖 87 圖4-63 橢圓錐杯數值模擬最薄厚度之俯視圖 88 圖4-64 橢圓錐杯數值模擬最薄厚度之等角圖 89 圖4-65 橢圓錐杯數值模擬最大等效應力之俯視圖 89 圖4-66 橢圓錐杯數值模擬最大等效應力之等角圖 90 圖4-67 橢圓錐杯數值模擬最大等效應變之俯視圖 90 圖4-68 橢圓錐杯數值模擬最大等效應變之等角圖 91 圖4-69 工具轉軸靜止於工件進給速率100 mm/min 對 圓錐杯成形負荷圖 92 圖4-70 工具轉速800 rpm與工件進給速率100 mm/min 對 圓錐杯成形負荷圖 93 圖4-71 工具轉軸靜止於工件進給速率100 mm/min 對 圓錐杯成形負荷圖 93 圖4-72 工具轉速800 rpm與工件進給速率100 mm/min 對 圓錐杯成形負荷圖 94 圖4-73 工具轉軸靜止於工件進給速率100 mm/min 對橢圓錐杯成形負荷圖 95 圖4-74 工具轉速800 rpm與工件進給速率100 mm/min 對橢圓錐杯成形負荷圖 95 圖5-1 表面粗糙度測定儀品名Mitutoyo型號Sj-410 98 圖5-2 潤滑油的品名為Brugarolas型號Bestril 630系列 98 圖5-3 太古油的品名為Valid Supercut型號500系列 99 圖5-4 建立圓錐杯、橢圓錐杯刀具路徑流程 100 圖5-5 圓錐杯八個點量測位置圖 100 圖5-6 橢圓錐杯八個點量測位置圖 101 圖5-7 單點增量成形逆銑示意圖 103 圖5-8 單點增量成形順銑示意圖 103 圖5-9 工具轉軸靜止於逆時針工件進給速率100 mm/min 之表面 105 圖5-10 工具轉軸靜止於順時針工件進給速率100 mm/min 之表面 105 圖5-11 工具轉速400 rpm與逆時針工件進給速率100 mm/min 之表面 105 圖5-12 工具轉速400 rpm與順時針工件進給速率100 mm/min 之表面 106 圖5-13 Brugarolas Bestril 630潤滑油注入方式 107 圖5-14 單點增量成形後潤滑油由黃色變成黑色 108 圖5-15 加工時潤滑油溫度量測 108 圖5-16 Valid Supercut 500水溶性太古油注入方式 109 圖5-17 不同潤滑液對 圓錐杯表面粗糙度之比較 110 圖5-18 不同潤滑液對橢圓錐杯表面粗糙度之比較 110 圖5-19 工具轉軸靜止於不同工件進給速率對 圓錐杯 表面粗糙度之比較 113 圖5-20 量測橢圓錐杯八個點的表面粗糙度值 114 圖5-21 工具轉軸靜止於不同工件進給速率對橢圓錐杯 表面粗糙度之比較 114 圖5-22 工具轉速與工件進給速率對橢圓錐杯(一) 表面粗糙度之比較 115 圖5-23 工具轉速與工件進給速率對橢圓錐杯(二) 表面粗糙度之比較 116 表2-1 單點增量成形製程的應力與應變狀態 28 表4-1 亞崴科技綜合切削中心機AWEA-AF650規格表 40 表4-2 圓錐杯於不同傾斜角的厚度、等效應力及 等效應變之比較 79 表4-3 橢圓錐杯於不同傾斜角的厚度、等效應力及 等效應變之比較 87 表4-4 Z軸方向成形負荷之比較 96 表5-1 潤滑油的性質 99 表5-2 太古油的性質 99 表5-3 電腦輔助製造軟體Master Cam螺旋線漸進式 刀具路徑設定 102 表5-4 不同輪廓錐杯表面粗糙度 117 表5-5 參考文獻相對應表面粗糙度 118 |
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