6 results match your criteria: "Guangzhou Sino Precision Steel Tube Industry Research Institute Co.[Affiliation]"

In this paper, a new technology for on-orbit cold forming of space truss rods is proposed. For the cold roll forming process of asymmetric cross sections of thin strips, the effects of roll gap and roll spacing on the forming of asymmetric cross sections of strips were investigated using ABAQUS simulation + experiments. The study shows the following.

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This paper describes the use of cold and hot composite forming technology to produce pointed curtain wall profiles. An electromagnetic-temperature coupling model was constructed using ANSYS to study the temperature and electromagnetic field distribution during the forming process. Numerical simulation was used to optimize the process parameters to obtain the optimum heating parameters with a current of 4000 A, a frequency of 35 kHz, and a duration of 2 s.

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QBe2.0 strips were used to fabricate spiral tubes and actuators for controlled extension (STACERs) through the winding and stabilization method, which is a novel technique for obtaining STACERs. The raw strips and the STACERs were investigated using tensile tests and SEM for the mechanical properties and fractography observation, employing specialized test equipment for service performance, and via XRD, EBSD, and TEM were used to test the residual stress and microstructure evolution.

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We researched the cold and hot composite-forming process, setting the forming speed at 2 m/min, the induction heating frequency at 40 KHz, and the induction current at 3000 A, and manufactured curtain wall steel with sharp corners. We analyzed the microstructure and mechanical properties of the deformation zone of the sharp-edged section using a tensile test, impact test analysis, metallographic observation (OM), fracture morphology observation, and electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD) analysis. The results show that the formed profile had a 96% reduction in the radius of the outer fillet and a 76% increase in the thickness of the corner compared to the pre-formed shape.

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Ti6Al4V alloys have a narrow processing window, which complicates temperature control, especially during large-scale production. Therefore, a numerical simulation and experimental study on the ultrasonic induction heating process of a Ti6Al4V titanium alloy tube were conducted to obtain stable heating. The electromagnetic and thermal fields in the process of ultrasonic frequency induction heating were calculated.

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Article Synopsis
  • The Co40NiCrMo alloy was analyzed for its tensile properties, residual stress, and microstructure, focusing on STACERs made via two different fabrication methods: CSPB and winding/stabilization.
  • The winding/stabilization method produced a stronger but less ductile STACER (1562 MPa tensile strength, 5% elongation) compared to CSPB (1469 MPa tensile strength, 20.4% elongation), with both methods showing similar residual stress levels.
  • Microstructural differences revealed that winding/stabilization had significantly more high-angle boundaries and annealing twins, while CSPB featured deformation twins and h.c.p ε-platelet networks, indicating different strengthening mechanisms at play.
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