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Strain hardening of aluminium alloy 3004 in the deep drawing and ironing processes
Joel Courbon, J. Duval

Strain hardening of aluminium alloy 3004 in the deep drawing and ironing processes

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Science & Mathematics Published 1993 Verification Pending

Overview & Synopsis

The evolution of material hardening resulting from the canmaking operations on aluminium beverage cans has been investigated. Tensile tests in cup walls revealed that deep drawing induced softening in the hoop direction and hardening in the meridian direction. This anisotropy is retained in the ironing operation. Changes in strain path on a heavily cold-rolled material probably cause such a complex behaviour. To determine hardening laws for deep drawing, simple shear tests were thus performed because of the strain path similarity. They allowed to determine hardening laws over larger strains than tension could reach and revealed a saturation of stress. Altogether they proved adapted to the understanding of deep drawing.

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Document Title Strain hardening of aluminium alloy 3004 in the deep drawing and ironing processes
Author / Organization Joel Courbon, J. Duval
Subject & Discipline Multidisciplinary Academic Open Research
Categories Science & Mathematics
Publication Year 1993
License / Rights Open Access / Creative Commons
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Language EN
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