A simulation model for two-roll cross wedge rolling （CWR） was presented by using three-dimensional rigid-plastic finite element method （FEM）. The whole forming process of CWR, including knifing zone, guiding zone,...A simulation model for two-roll cross wedge rolling （CWR） was presented by using three-dimensional rigid-plastic finite element method （FEM）. The whole forming process of CWR, including knifing zone, guiding zone, stretching zone, and sizing zone, was simulated using the model in which dynamic adaptive remeshing technology for tetrahedral solid elements was used to fix element distortion. Based on the simulation results, the distributions of metal flow field, strain field, and damage field, and the geometry of the workpiece＇s end were analyzed. These results could provide theoretical guidance for realizing net shaping and reasonable design of tools.展开更多
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文摘A simulation model for two-roll cross wedge rolling （CWR） was presented by using three-dimensional rigid-plastic finite element method （FEM）. The whole forming process of CWR, including knifing zone, guiding zone, stretching zone, and sizing zone, was simulated using the model in which dynamic adaptive remeshing technology for tetrahedral solid elements was used to fix element distortion. Based on the simulation results, the distributions of metal flow field, strain field, and damage field, and the geometry of the workpiece＇s end were analyzed. These results could provide theoretical guidance for realizing net shaping and reasonable design of tools.
