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1. IE 337: Materials and Manufacturing Processes Lab # 7
Metal Forming: Bending
Introduction:
Sheet metal working generally incorporates cutting and forming operations on thin sheets of
metal. Typically, the thickness of sheet metal is between ¼ inch and 1/64 inch. There are different
types of metal forming operations: Bending, Shearing, Blanking, Punching, Stamping etc. This lab
provides an exposure to BENDING operation.
Bending is defined as the straining of the metal around a straight axis (Figure 7.1). During the
bending process, the metal on the inside of the neutral plane is compressed, while the metal on the
outside is stretched. The sheet metal is plastically deformed to have a permanent bent shape. Bending
produces a little or no thickness change of the sheet metal.
Figure 7.1. (a) Sheet metal bending, and (b) compression and tensile elongation during bending.
In the Figure 7.1, α = bend angle, w = width of sheet, R = bend radius, t = sheet thickness, and
α′ = 180° - α, “included” angle. In this lab we will work on V-bending. Typically, a bending
operation is performed using a punch and die. In V-bending the sheet metal is bent between a V-
shaped punch and die. The operation is shown in Figure 7.2. When the bending stress is removed at
the end of the deformation process, elastic energy remains in the bent part causing it to partially
recover to its original shape. In bending, this elastic recovery is called springback (SB). It increases
with decreasing the modulus of elasticity, E, and increasing the yield strength, Y, of a material.
Springback is defined as the increase in included angle of the bent part relative to the included angle
of the forming tool after the tool is removed. After springback, the bend angle will decrease (the
included angle will increase) and the bend radius will increase.
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Figure 7.2. V-bending operation.
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………………………….. 7.1
where, α’ is included angle of the sheet-metal part (bend angle) in degrees and α’t is the included
angle of the bending tool (Die angle) in degrees. Bending force can be calculated with help of
equation 7.2.
……………………….... 7.2
where, F is bending force (lb), TS is tensile strength of the sheet metal (lb/in2), w is width of the part
in the direction of the bend axis (in), t is the sheet-metal thickness (in), and D is the die opening
dimension (in). Kbf is a constant that accounts for differences encountered in actual bending process
and is 1.33 for V-bending.
Objective:
1. To understand the basic bending operation
2. To study the effects of material properties (ductility, types, strength) on the bend radius,
springback and bending force
Equipment:
1. Tooling dies with 0 bend radius, (1.5*thickness) bend radius and (3*thickness) bend radius
2. Arbor press
3. Work pieces
a. Half Hardened C26000 brass: 1/8” and 1/16” thicknesses
b. Precipitation hardened 6061 Al alloy: 1/8” and 1/16” thicknesses
c. Mild Steel 1018 1/8” and 1/16” thicknesses
4. Protractor
5. Calipers/Micrometer
Procedure:
1. Insert the 0 bend radius die into the arbor press.
2. Insert the work piece into the holder.
3. Pull down the handle on the press firmly.
4. Check for material failure (cracking at the bend). Measure the bend radius.
Record results on data sheet provided.
5. Repeat steps 1-4 for each type of material.
6. Repeat steps 1-5 for each bend radius
Lab Deliverables:
1. Prepare a report detailing the lab activity, observations, results and difficulties faced
(follow the lab report instructions).
2. Plot the following function for the different materials (R vs t)
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%
R = Minimum bend radius
t = Material thickness
%A = Tensile reduction in area
%E= % of elongation at break
%
% 100
%
The area of the graph above and to the left of this line is supposed to result in ductile bending
without failure. The area below and to the right represents processing conditions that will
result in material cracking. Plot the experimental values used in lab on this graph. Do these
values make sense? What is the effect of ductility on minimum bend radius?(5)
3. What is the effect of ductility on spring back? Is there a consistent trend? Does this
relationship make sense? Which material would permit better bend tolerances?(4)
4. Calculate the bending force for each case. Compare the bending forces required for hardened
brass vs. annealed brass for different thicknesses and die opening.(6)
5. Tabulate the springback vs. thickness for the different materials and explain the trend based
on their young’s modulus.(5)
Appendix:
Table 1: Elastic properties of the given materials
Young’s
Poisson’s % Elongation at Ys
Material modulus TS (MPa)
ratio break (MPa)
(GPa)
425 (half hardened)
C26000
0.375 110 23 525 (hardened) 360
Brass
325 (annealed)
Al 6061
0.330 69 12 310 276
Alloy
1018 Steel 0.290 205 15 440 370
Section wise maximum marks: Intro – 10, Objectives – 5, Procedure – 15, Results and discussion –
15, conclusion – 10, Deliverables - 20
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Metal Forming: Bending
References:
1. M.P. Groover, “Fundamentals of modern manufacturing,” 3rd edition, (2007).
2. S. Kalpukjian, S.R. Schmid, “Manufacturing procedure for engineering materials,” 2nd
edition, p. 350-351.
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