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喜歡這套資料就充值下載吧。資源目錄里展示的都可在線預(yù)覽哦。下載后都有，請(qǐng)放心下載，文件全都包含在內(nèi)，有疑問(wèn)咨詢QQ:1064457796 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PRECISION ENGINEERING AND MANUFACTURING Vol. 13, No. 7, pp. 1101-1106 JULY 2012 / 1101 DOI: 10.1007/s12541-012-0144-x NOMENCLATURE R m = tensile strength A 11.3 = percentage elongation 1. Introduction Light weight auto-body and passive safety of passengers become trend of automotive industry, while energy saving and environment protecting deeply wised. Application of ultra-high strength steel with dual advantages of weight-light and safety improvement performance grows rapidly, also with characteristics of both high-strength and high-precision, has become a industry hotspot. On one hand, the forming process parameters are the key points of hot stamping technology, on the other hand, hot stamping die needs to set cooling system to ensure the die function of stamping and quenching, which is quite different from the common stamping mold. The main parameters including heating temperature, holding time, forming speed, impulse pressure, holding time, open mold temperature, flow velocity and etc., should be optimized during hot stamping process primarily for guaranteed high-intensity and high- precision of forming parts. Taking a Chinese independent brand car door beam as an example, ultra-high strength steel hot stamping technology and lightweight design were studied in this paper. 1-3 2. Development of hot stamping die for ultra-high strength steel door beam 2.1 Material optimization of hot stamping die During hot stamping process, phase transformation strengthening of parts after forming is completed through the dies, so the dies require creation of cooling pipes inside to realize a cooling quenching function. 4,5 From the point of view for material properties, die material must have high thermal conductivity coefficient in order to achieve rapid and uniform cooling effect, better thermal fatigue performance and high heat strength to work under long-term alternation of heating and cooling state, strong wear-resistance to bear thermal friction of high temperature blank and its oxidation skin. 6-8 Hot working die steel material of HHD containing high chromium in the composition (shown in Table 1) to enhance its corrosion-resistance was used. Under normal temperature, the Hot Stamping Die Design for Vehicle Door Beams using Ultra-High Strength Steel Chao Jiang 1 , Zhongde Shan 1,# , Bailiang Zhuang 1 , Milan Zhang 1 , and Ying Xu 1 1 State Key Lab. of Advanced Forming Technology with increasing of pipe diameter, the average cooling rate linearly increases. And the greatest influence factor on cooling effectiveness is depth of pipe from the surface, followed by pipe spacing, and finally pipe diameter, that is, calculative determination of depth from die surface to cooling pipe should be considered first during design of die cooling system, and it is also the basis of the reasonable design of pipe spacing and pipe diameter. The depth from die surface to cooling pipe of 10mm, pipe spacing of 15mm and pipe diameter of 10mm was the optimized result of the simulation. The design of cooling pipe should make sure that the die could keep ensuring sufficient strength during hot stamping process, so the overall strength intensity of the die needs to be checked firstly. The next numerical simulation boundary conditions were as friction coefficient of 0.03, forming speed of 50mm/s, the stress field and force were shown in Fig. 4. The results showed that there was no damage on die because the maximum deformation was only 0.027mm, which was in the elastic deformation range. The stress simulation results showed that the stress is far less Table 1 Composition of HHD (wt-%) C Cr Mo Ni V W Si Mn 0.20.35 8.013.0 1.02.0 0.71.3 0.41.0 0.31.0 0.71.3 0.21.0 Fig. 1 Door beam Fig. 2 Internal cooling pipes Table 2 Parameters of cooling pipe Depth from die surface to cooling pipe(mm) 5 10 15 20 25 Spacing between pipes (mm) 15 20 25 30 35 Dia. of cooling pipe (mm) 10 12 15 17 20 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 32.8 29.6 27.2 26.6 25.6 average cooling rare (/s) pip e de pth ( m m ) 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 p i p e ap ac e (mm ) Fig. 3 Influence of cooling parameters pipe depth: r=0.97 pipe space: r=0.98 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PRECISION ENGINEERING AND MANUFACTURING Vol. 13, No. 7 JULY 2012 / 1103 than that of the blank mechanical strength, cracking phenomena would not happen. The corresponding door beam die entities was shown in Fig. 5. 3. Hot stamping process applications 3.1 Hot stamping simulation Hot stamping process mainly concerns on high temperature deformation behavior of sheet, which is closely related to optimization of process parameters. In this paper, Baosteel hot- rolled BR1500HS (compositions shown in Table 3), with hardness of HV193, tensile strength of 666MPa, microstructure of ferrite and pearlite was in experimental measurement. From CCT curve (Fig. 6), it could be seen that, AC 3 was 811, AC 1 was 736, critical cooling rate of 15/s, martensite start point was between the 350380, the end point of was of 280300 . Experiments were conducted using Gleeble-3800 thermal simulator to study the rheological behavior. Sample part was heated to 950 under 15/s speed, persevered at this temperature for 5 minutes to obtain homogeneous austenite organization, then quickly cooled to experiment temperature under speed of 70/s to complete isothermal tension test. During process of data analysis, Norton-Hoffs law was used to build the models: ( ) 0.31 0.07 50.12 exp 2542 T= when keeping the length and the width dimension constant, while reducing the depth from 32 mm to 23.6 mm, weight of the beam decreased 9.32%, all led to energy conservation and emission reduction. Three-point bending experiments of door beams (Fig. 14) showed that, with the reduction of sheet thickness or the reduction of depth, bending property of hot stamping beam reduced synchronously, and thickness of sheet metal played less important role on the bending property, so automotive parts could achieve more lightweight from thinning thickness while achieving weight loss purpose. As shown as Fig. 14, the deformation of lightweight optimization door beam increases 15mm compared to 2mm that of thick 32mm deep door beam, 6.7% of the original deformation, the deformation increasing amount would have no effect on the automotive side impact test results, that was, the improved lightweight door beams satisfied double requirements of safety and lightweight. 13 4. Conclusions (1) The most influential factor on cooling effectiveness of pipe is depth of pipe from die forming surface, followed by pipe spacing and pipe diameter. Depth from die surface to cooling pipe should be basis of reasonable design of pipeline spacing and diameter. 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