Abstract

Relieving the residual stress in components is essential to improve their service performance. In this study, a roll-bending process was proposed to reduce the quenching residual stress in a large-size 2219 Al alloy ring. The roll-bending effect on quenching residual stress was evaluated via the finite element method (FEM) combined with experiment. The effect of radial feed quantity, friction coefficient, and roller rotational speed during the roll-bending process on quenching residual stress was analyzed. A set of optimized roll-bending parameters with radial feed quantity, friction coefficient, and roller rotational speed was obtained. The results reveal that the best reduction rates of circumferential and axial residual stress reached 61.72% and 86.24%, respectively. Furthermore, the difference of the residual stress reduction effect between the roll-bended ring and the three-roller bended beam was analyzed.

Highlights

  • In the aerospace field, the requirement of material properties is very high due to the extremely complex service conditions

  • The roll-bending method with optimized parameters proposed in this study has been successfully applied to residual stress relief in large-size 2219 Al alloy ring

  • The roll-bending process of the ring was simulated by taking the calculated quenching residual stress as the predefined initial stress, the effects of radial feed quantity (L), friction coefficient (f ) and roller rotational speed (v) during the roll-bending on quenching residual stress were analyzed

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Summary

Introduction

The requirement of material properties is very high due to the extremely complex service conditions. The results were compared with cold working techniques, it was reported that the aging treatment (thermal method) only reduces the residual stress magnitude by 40%, while it led to a decrease in key material properties such as tensile strength and stiffness. Other methods, such as shot peening for AlSi10Mg, vibratory stress relief for 7075 Al alloy, uphill quenching treatment for. The roll-bending method with optimized parameters proposed in this study has been successfully applied to residual stress relief in large-size 2219 Al alloy ring. The ring will be used in the subsequent manufacturing process for launch vehicles fuel tanks

Material and Methods
Numerical Modelling of 2219 Ring Quenching
Numerical Modelling of 2219 Ring Roll-Bending
Numerical Analysis of the Quenching and Roll-Bending Process of the Ring
Distribution of Quenching Residual Stress
Influence of Roll-Bending on Residual Stress
Influence of Radial Feed Quantity on Residual Stress Reduction
Influence of Friction Coefficient on Residual Stress Reduction
Influence of Roller Rotational Speed on Residual Stress Reduction
Optimization of Roll-Bending Parameters
Findings
Comparison of Measurement Results with FEM
Conclusion
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