A COMPUTATION OF CONSUMPTION POWER OF SINGLE POINT INCREMENTAL FORMING TECHNOLOGY
Published In: 5TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ADVANCES IN MECHANICAL, AERONAUTICAL AND PRODUCTION TECHNIQUES
Author(s): LE KHANH DIEN , NGUYEN TAN HUNG , NGUYEN THANH NAM
Abstract: From the recent decade, Single Point Incremental Forming (SPIF) [1] has been a new forming sheet technology in industry. However, there are a few of studies in theoretical researches and the formulas of stresses of formed sheet in [2] could not convince the mechanic of breaking of the workpiece sheet. In this paper, we proposed a new computation in pure analytics of normal stresses that are based on the strains and stresses of Ludwig‟s formula. The formulas of stresses are in accordance with the mechanics of breaking sheet and are mentioned in [4]. The paper displays also the computation of forming forces, torques and consumption power. The analytical results are partly compared to the result of simulation and experiment with a small difference that proves the reliability of the formula. The proposed results of this paper could assist technicians to select suitable SPIF machine, tools to a given workpiece sheet material machine to avoid out of order when forming sheets by SPIF technolo
- Publication Date: 13-Mar-2016
- DOI: 10.15224/978-1-63248-090-3-43
- Views: 0
- Downloads: 0
MODELING OF 12-CYLINDER CAMLESS ENGINE WITH NEURAL NETWORKS
Published In: 5TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ADVANCES IN MECHANICAL, AERONAUTICAL AND PRODUCTION TECHNIQUES
Author(s): MOH’D SAMI ASHHAB
Abstract: The 12-cyliner camless engine breathing process will be modeled with artificial neural networks (ANN's). The inputs to the net are the intake valve lift (IVL) and intake valve closing timing (IVC) whereas the output of the net is the cylinder air charge (CAC). In camless engine a control system should be designed to track desired cylinder air charge as demanded by the driver and thus satisfy torque requirement. For efficient engine performance the pumping loss (PL) must be minimized while tracking the cylinder air charge. Towards this end, the pumping loss as a function of the intake valve lift and intake valve closing timing is modeled with the aid of the neural networks. The developed neural net model predicts the cylinder air charge and pumping loss well and can be used for camless engine control design.
- Publication Date: 13-Mar-2016
- DOI: 10.15224/978-1-63248-090-3-44
- Views: 0
- Downloads: 0