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- 2024Rotary barrel tumbling as a method of surface preparation for pin-on-disc wear testing samplescitations
- 2024Multi-scale effects of the tool shape and length on the interfacial microstructure and the mechanical behaviour of Al2024/Ti-6Al-4V lap friction stir weldscitations
- 2023On the tribological behavior of cobalt-based nanocomposite coatings containing ZnO@Graphene oxide core-shell nanoparticlescitations
- 2023Influence of iron dilution on plastic deformation mechanisms in cobalt-based alloys: Consequence of phase transformations on tribological behaviorcitations
- 2022Influence of Interlayer Time on the Microstructural State of CoCrMo Coatings Applied by Selective Laser Melting on an Iron-based Substrate for Different Numbers of Layerscitations
- 2019A correlation between tribological behavior and crystal structure of cobalt-based hardfacingscitations
- 2019Shear mode M3 in the first sites of ductile metallic alloys: Some considerations on the physical mechanisms leading to internal particle flowscitations
- 2019Multi-Scale Numerical Analysis of the Effect of Microstructural Features on the Mechanical Behavior of Polycrystalline Ti-6Al-4V Alloy
- 2016Hot blanking tool wear assessment
- 2015Tribology in metal forming at elevated temperatures ; Tribology in metal forming at elevated temperatures: reviewcitations
- 2015Plastic strain of cobalt-based hardfacings under friction loadingcitations
- 2014Microstructural analysis of wear micromechanisms of WC-6Co cutting tools during high speed dry machiningcitations
- 2014A wear damage assessment of high temperature forging toolcitations
- 2014Investigation and FEA-based simulation of tool wear geometry and metal oxide effect on cutting process variablescitations
- 2013Effect of molybdenum and chromium contents on sliding wear of high-chromium white cast iron at high temperaturecitations
- 2013A phenomenological model of the third body particles circulation in a high temperature contactcitations
- 2012Experimental investigation of the tribological behavior and wear mechanisms of tool steel grades in hot stamping of a high-strength boron steelcitations
- 2012Experimental investigation of the tribological behavior and wear mechanisms of tool steel grades in hot stamping of a high-strength boron steelcitations
- 2012A methodology and new criteria to quantify the adhesive and abrasive wear damage on a die radius using white light profilometrycitations
- 2012A methodology and new criteria to quantify the adhesive and abrasive wear damage on a die radius using white light profilometrycitations
- 2011Temperature evolution in a WC-6% Co cutting tool during turning machining : experiment and finite element simulations
- 2009Effect of molybdenum and chromium contents in sliding wear of high‐chromium white cast iron: The relationship between microstructure and wearcitations
- 2009A wear model based on cumulative cyclic plastic strainingcitations
- 2009Wear mechanisms of WC-Co cutting tools from high-speed tribological testscitations
- 2009Friction at high sliding speed of WC-6Co pin versus steel disc AISI 1045 : estimation of the contact temperaturecitations
- 2009An investigation of the crack propagation in tool steel X38CrMoV5 (AISI H11) in SE(T) specimens
- 2009An investigation of the crack propagation in tool steel X38CrMoV5 (AISI H11) in SE(T) specimens
- 2009Crack Propagation in Tool Steel X38CrMoV5 (AISI H11) in SET Specimenscitations
- 2009An investigation of the crack propagation in tool steel X38CrMoV5 (AISI H11) in SET specimenscitations
- 2008An investigation of the crack propagation in tool steel X38CrMoV5(AISI H11) in SET specimenscitations
- 2008An investigation of the crack propagation in tool steel X38CrMoV5(AISI H11) in SET specimens
- 2007Wear mechanisms and wear rate in a high temperature dry friction of AISI H11 tool steel : influence of debris circulationcitations
- 2006Influence of oxides on friction in hot rolling: Experimental investigations and tribological modellingcitations
- 2005A study of polymer-mold contact during injection molding cycle
- 2005Wear behaviour on the radius portion of a die in deep-drawing: Identification, localisation and evolution of the surface damagecitations
- 2003Analysis of the friction and wear behaviour of hot work tool steel for forgingcitations
- 2001Analysis of the friction and wear behavior of hot work tool scale: application to the hot rolling processcitations
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Hot blanking tool wear assessment
Abstract
The trend in the automotive field is to lower the weight and to enhance safety in vehicles. Thecompetitive environment in the sheet metal forming industry leads the manufacturer in an effort to reduce costs. One of the solutions proposed by the automotive industry is the reduction of sheet thickness by using high strength steels (HSS) for structural parts. However because of their mechanical properties, it is easier to form this steel grade by hot stamping and to shear by hot blanking. The blade tools are submitted to high thermo- mechanical stresseswhich induce blade surface damages. The increase of tool lifetimes contributes to cost saving. To assess the wear damage mechanisms of tool grades in the hot blanking process, we propose to study their tribological behaviour with an experimental test based on a hot blanking device simulator. This device is designed to reproduce the shearing of a blank heated at high temperature. After an observation of a part of industrial blade we show that our test device leads to the same wear mechanisms. Blades present adhesive wear from blank coating(Al-Si), plastic deformation and a microstructural evolution.