Analysis of Side-Wall Wrinkling in Deep Drawing Processes

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Wrinkling, developed due to compressive instability, is one of the main failure modes in deep drawing processes. Depending on the die geometry and blank holder force, it can be observed as flange wrinkling and/or side-wall wrinkling. In this study, side-wall wrinkling in cylindrical cup drawing process is investigated by using different constitutive models that are formed by using CPB06ex2, Hill’48, BBC2008-8p and BBC2008-16p yield criteria with isotropic hardening, and von Mises yield criterion with isotropic, kinematic and combined hardening. Numerical simulations are performed by implementing CPB06ex2, BBC2008-8p and BBC2008-16p models to a commercial finite element code through user subroutines. AA5042-H2 aluminium alloy is selected as a sheet material with 0.2083 mm thickness. In order to verify the developed models, the experimental results of the previous works for wrinkling profile and punch force evolution are employed. The results are compared and presented for the considered yield criteria.

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