Deformation resistance

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The deformation resistance or deformation resistance is a measure of the resistance of a workpiece or material to plastic deformation .

definition

The deformation resistance

is the ratio of the force  F required for deformation and the area  A required for deformation , so it has the unit of stress . If the deformation resistance k W is known, the force to be used for plastic deformation can be determined:

The deformation resistance is not a pure material property , since it takes into account not only the material property flow stress (influenced by the composition and temperature of the material) but also the properties of the considered forming process (shape of the workpiece and speed of the forming) as a form function :

The shape function can be interpreted as a kind of inverse efficiency .

application

In the practical application of plastic shaping processes , the deformation resistance is used to calculate the required forming forces. The understanding of the interrelationships can also be used for the metrological determination of material properties: if q is known  , the material property becomes

with measured force  F and area  A determined.

In the tensile test , flat compression test and cylinder compression test , approximately constancy is used

for simple determination of the yield stress or a stress-strain diagram .

See also

Footnotes

  1. The blacksmith at the anvil: A practical textbook for all blacksmiths and locksmiths

literature

  • Kurt Lange: Forming technology basics . Springer-Verlag, Berlin Heidelberg New York 2002, ISBN 3-540-43686-3 .
  • Heinz Tschätsch, Jochen Dietrich: Practice of forming technology. Working methods - machines - tools, 9th edition, Vieweg + Teubner Verlag, Wiesbaden 2008, ISBN 978-3-8348-0324-5 .
  • Franz Sauerwald: Textbook of metal science of iron and non-ferrous metals. Published by Julius Springer, Berlin 1929.

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