Thermomechanical experiments were carried out to reproduce the hot stamping process and to investigate the effects of process parameters on the microstructure and mechanical properties of stamped parts. The process pa...Thermomechanical experiments were carried out to reproduce the hot stamping process and to investigate the effects of process parameters on the microstructure and mechanical properties of stamped parts. The process parameters, such as austenitizing temperature, soaking time, initial deformation temperature and cooling rate, are studied. The resulting microstructures of specimens were observed and analyzed. To evaluate the mechanical properties of specimens, tensile and hardness tests were also performed at room temperature. The op-timum parameters to achieve the highest tensile strength and the desired microstructure were acquired by comparing and analyzing the results. It is indicated that hot deformation changes the transformation characteristics of 22MnB5 steel. Austenite deformation promotes the austen-ite-to-ferrite transformation and elevates the critical cooling rate to induce a fully martensitic transformation.展开更多
The effect of hot stamping parameters on the mechanical properties of 22MnB5 steel sheet with thickness of 1.1 mm is studied. The considered parameters are austenization temperature （800- 1 000 ℃ ）, austenitizing s...The effect of hot stamping parameters on the mechanical properties of 22MnB5 steel sheet with thickness of 1.1 mm is studied. The considered parameters are austenization temperature （800- 1 000 ℃ ）, austenitizing soa king time （60-540 s）, initial deformation temperature （560-800 C） and tool temperature （20-220 ℃）. In order to obtain hot stamped parts with optimal mechanical properties, response surface methodology based on the central composite design has been employed to design the experiment matrix. Tensile strength of hot stamped parts is deter- mined as the relation in the mathematical model. The optimal condition and objective effects of parameters are deter mined via this relation. The statistical analysis showed that all four factors significantly affect the tensile strength of the hot stamped parts. The optimum austenization temperature is found to be 918.89 ℃ with the austenitizing soa- king time, initial deformation temperature and tool temperature of 279.45 s, 684.69 C and 21.85 ℃, respectively. These optimal hot stamping parameters prove to have high tensile strength （1 631.84 MPa） where deviation between predicted and actual response falls within 2 %.展开更多
基金financially supported by the Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education,China(No.20120006110017)
文摘Thermomechanical experiments were carried out to reproduce the hot stamping process and to investigate the effects of process parameters on the microstructure and mechanical properties of stamped parts. The process parameters, such as austenitizing temperature, soaking time, initial deformation temperature and cooling rate, are studied. The resulting microstructures of specimens were observed and analyzed. To evaluate the mechanical properties of specimens, tensile and hardness tests were also performed at room temperature. The op-timum parameters to achieve the highest tensile strength and the desired microstructure were acquired by comparing and analyzing the results. It is indicated that hot deformation changes the transformation characteristics of 22MnB5 steel. Austenite deformation promotes the austen-ite-to-ferrite transformation and elevates the critical cooling rate to induce a fully martensitic transformation.
基金Sponsored by National Science and Technology Major Project of the Ministry of Science and Technology of China(2009ZX04014-074)Doctor Science Research Foundation of the Education Ministry of China(20120006110017)
文摘The effect of hot stamping parameters on the mechanical properties of 22MnB5 steel sheet with thickness of 1.1 mm is studied. The considered parameters are austenization temperature （800- 1 000 ℃ ）, austenitizing soa king time （60-540 s）, initial deformation temperature （560-800 C） and tool temperature （20-220 ℃）. In order to obtain hot stamped parts with optimal mechanical properties, response surface methodology based on the central composite design has been employed to design the experiment matrix. Tensile strength of hot stamped parts is deter- mined as the relation in the mathematical model. The optimal condition and objective effects of parameters are deter mined via this relation. The statistical analysis showed that all four factors significantly affect the tensile strength of the hot stamped parts. The optimum austenization temperature is found to be 918.89 ℃ with the austenitizing soa- king time, initial deformation temperature and tool temperature of 279.45 s, 684.69 C and 21.85 ℃, respectively. These optimal hot stamping parameters prove to have high tensile strength （1 631.84 MPa） where deviation between predicted and actual response falls within 2 %.
