Abstract
A validated numerical model for in-plane stress/strain prediction is essential in understanding the deformation behaviour of sheet metal forming process, in particular, asymmetric deep drawing of advanced high strength steel sheet. In this work, the Yld2000-2d anisotropic yield criterion integrated with the initial homogeneous anisotropic hardening model was employed to describe the complex material behaviours of DP780 steel as well as the adoption of Yoshida chord model for elastic modulus degradation. Digital image correlation technique was utilized to measure the in-plane strain and shape deviation of the developed P- channel. The validity of the numerical model was assessed by comparing the predicted strain distribution and twist springback with the measured results. It indicates that the developed numerical model based on the selected constitutive models is acceptable for the deformation analysis, although the predicted discrepancies still exist.
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