Abstract
Stress based forming limit diagram (SFLD) and polar effective plastic strain (PEPS FLD) diagram are two techniques reported to be independent of strain path change. Thus, these techniques are capable of predicting failure in pre-strained sheet metal samples. Therefore, in this study evolution in anisotropy properties of sheet metals were considered in terms of evolution in yield shape during conversion of conventional strain based forming limit diagram (FLD) to SFLD and PEPS-FLD. The evolution in anisotropic properties were modelled as a function of effective plastic strain depending on which the anisotropic coefficients of non-quadratic yield model Yld2000-2d were calculated. Further, to analyse the strain path change effect, metal sheets of extra deep drawing quality steels were first deformed under biaxial condition in Marciniak in-plane stretch forming setup. The pre-strained samples were subsequently deformed with hemispherical punch till the necking appears. For failure prediction, finite element modelling of the complete procedure was performed considering evolution in the yield shape. Finally, both the failure criteria were implemented for failure prediction. Implementation of the evolution in yield function in finite element analysis and failure criteria provided better results.
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