Abstract
The Bauschinger effect should be considered in the analysis of panels’ dent resistance, because sheet metal experiences a complex loading history from stamping to denting. This paper studies the modeling and simulation of panels’ static dent resistance, taking the Bauschinger effect into consideration. Our work covers two parts: simulation and experiment. Procedures of drawing, springback I, indenting and springback II are simulated in a multiple step analysis. Different hardening models, including the isotropic hardening model, the linear kinematic hardening model and the nonlinear combined hardening model are used, respectively, in simulation. Comparing the simulation results with the experiment results, we find that the Bauschinger effect has a great influence on panels’ dent resistance. When panels are made of high strength steel or stamped with a high Blank Holder Force (BHF), the Bauschinger effect on panels’ dent resistance is more severe. Considering the effect in numerical analysis would improve the simulation accuracy effectively. The work of this paper is beneficial to material selection and processing optimization for automobile exterior panels.
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