Use of Surface Response Methodology (RSM) in clinching process
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.32972/dms.2017.003Keywords:
clinch joint, RSM, FEAAbstract
This study deals with the RSM by clinch joints especially the clinching of high strength steel type DP600. The goal is to find a relationship between the thickness of the clinched joints and the undercut or interlock (C-value). The joining procedure was made by a round TOX tool. The DP600 steels are dual phase (ferritic-martensitic) types (AHSS – advanced high strength steels). For the C-values non-linear finite element simulations were performed in the ANSYS system.
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