Mainly sheet metal process can be divided into three types.
Defects in sheet metal operation.
One of the primary defects that occurs in deep drawing operations is the wrinkling of sheet metal material generally in the wall or flange of the part.
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The process is normally a cold working process using a set of punch and die.
Generally if experiencing wrinkles during production this could mean the wrong process was chosen.
Sheet metalworkingforming on metal sheets strips and coils.
Shearing not a forming process but a cutting process.
The flange of the blank undergoes radial drawing stress and tangential compressive stress during the stamping process which sometimes results in wrinkles.
Other drawing operation redrawing drawing without a blankholder not cylindrical cups defects wrinkling in the flange wrinkling in the wall tearing earing anistropy in sheet metal surface scratch.
Drawing forming a sheet into a hollow or concave shape.
In deep drawing manufacture if the clearance is too small the sheet may be cut or pierced not well despite the radius.
Clearance in deep drawing manufacture is greater than sheet thickness usually clearance values are 107 to 115 of sheet thickness.
Bending straining of a metal sheet to form an angle bend.
The rolling defects are mainly two types.
In cutting operations is relatively small usually 3 to 8 of sheet metal thickness.
The elastic deformation of mill takes place on the metal so some of rolling defects are provided in the metal forming.
Rolling defects of after machined metals the rolled parts are more thicker than the required thickness of metal because of the rolls get deflected by high rolling forces apply.
Defects in drawing wrinkling in the flange wrinkling in the wall tearing earing anistropy in sheet metal surface scratch.
