Abstract
The interfacial heat transfer coefficient (IHTC) between die and blank is an important boundary condition needed for numerical simulation of warm stamping of sheet aluminum alloys. The heat transfer behaviors of sheet aluminum alloy AA5083 are investigated through cylindrical-die stamping experiments. The methods for calculating IHTC such as the heat balance method and Beck's nonlinear estimation method are introduced. The IHTC during blank transportation and stamping-cooling stages are calculated and the influencing factors are analyzed. Both contact pressure and initial temperature positively influence the IHTC and the relationship can be expressed by a compound power function. Lubricant is found to have heat insulation effect beneficial to stamping and cooling in addition to its main function of lubrication. Finally, the heat transfer behaviors under one side contact the other side free and one side contact the other side insulated situations are investigated.
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