The deformation conditions of metallic materials constantly change during forming and manufacturing technology. The thermomechanical processing theory cannot be applied to non-constant deformation conditions. The hot workability is a manifestation of the deformation conditions that affect the microstructure. This paper proposes a new prediction method based on artificial intelligence, considering the combined effect of microstructure state and deformation conditions. The hot deformation experiments under constant and non-constant deformation conditions validate the proposed method. Dynamic variation in deformation conditions significantly affects the hot workability. The findings indicate that reasonable control of the dynamic variation in deformation conditions during thermomechanical processing is conducive to improving the hot workability, providing new ways for equipment upgrading and process parameter optimization of some thermal processing technologies.
New hot workability prediction method under non-constant deformation conditions
Barella S.;Gruttadauria A.;Belfi M.;Karimi H. R.;Mapelli C.
2024-01-01
Abstract
The deformation conditions of metallic materials constantly change during forming and manufacturing technology. The thermomechanical processing theory cannot be applied to non-constant deformation conditions. The hot workability is a manifestation of the deformation conditions that affect the microstructure. This paper proposes a new prediction method based on artificial intelligence, considering the combined effect of microstructure state and deformation conditions. The hot deformation experiments under constant and non-constant deformation conditions validate the proposed method. Dynamic variation in deformation conditions significantly affects the hot workability. The findings indicate that reasonable control of the dynamic variation in deformation conditions during thermomechanical processing is conducive to improving the hot workability, providing new ways for equipment upgrading and process parameter optimization of some thermal processing technologies.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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