Abstract
In this paper, the reliability-based parameter study is carried out for the stamping process of a front rail roof member with the ultra high strength steel, considering the scatters of the material properties and the process parameters. With the reliability-based design optimization (RBDO) scheme, the springback tendency is investigated from the perturbation of the process parameters such as the sheet thickness, ultimate tensile strength, yield strength, Coulomb friction coefficient, and applied padding force. The amount of the elastic recovery along the height direction is quantified to describe the springback tendency from the analysis. The analysis shows the springback-amount scattering is not ignorable when the yield stress scatters within the similar range of the ultimate tensile strength. The analysis results fully explain the importance of controlling the scatters as well as the average yield-strength amount in the mass production of the stamped products.
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