摘要

This paper presents an extension of the classical elastic law. The main objective of this new law is to represent linear and non-linear behaviour for computational metal forming purposes. %26lt;br%26gt;The extension of the model is built by means of a stress-strain relationship given by an integral equation, its kernel characterising the mentioned complex behaviour. A specific application is presented for a TRIP 700 steel. Using experimental data obtained from elastoplasticity tests, the kernel of the model is formulated by means of a specific computational curve fitting procedure. The excellent agreement between experimental data and fitted model results validates the proposed model. %26lt;br%26gt;Furthermore, a V-bending test is simulated, springback being represented by means of three different models: elastic, linear elastic with variable elastic modulus and extended elastic models. From the results differences between extended elastic law and the classical one are around 50%.

  • 出版日期2013-12