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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Nov. 26, 2002
Filed:
Oct. 28, 1999
Yoshitaka Atsumi, Toyota, JP;
Naoki Matsuoka, Chiryu, JP;
Tadao Akashi, Toyota, JP;
Hiroshi Yano, Nishikamo-gun, JP;
Masahiko Takeuchi, Toyota, JP;
Kokichi Nakanishi, Aichi, JP;
Other;
Abstract
In a forging process analyzing method, many trace points are set in a workpiece. Lines connecting the trace points express fiber flow lines. The fiber flow lines may be imaginary ones that are irrelevant to real fiber flow lines. By applying a technique of a finite element method to the fiber flow lines, deformation calculation is performed. A new trace point is added between trace points when the distance therebetween is great. The velocity of each trace point cause by deformation is calculated, and the position of each trace point is updated. When any trace point in an element is left behind in a die, the left-behind phenomenon is prevented by converting the shape of the element while the crossing of fiber flow lines is prevented. A radius is set for each trace point. The radius of each trace point is adjusted so as to eliminate off-boundary extension and overlap of fiber flow lines.
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