Electromagnetic forming: A new coupling method

Iñaki Pérez*, Iñigo Aranguren, Beatriz González, Iñaki Eguia

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Abstract

The EMF process is a deformation process at high speed, which involves coupled electromagnetic, mechanical and thermal problems. Due to the complexity of these couplings, the simulation of the process via FEM is a not a straightforward question. Nowadays the few commercial softwares that are able to simulate the multiphysics problem show certain limitations. That is why we propose a new simulation approach that solves the above mentioned limitations while maintaining a good correlation with the experimental results. The first part of the paper will describe our new approach based on the softwares Maxwell 3D® and Pam-Stamp2G®, and compare its results with the ones obtained with an automatic coupling of two commercial softwares (SysMagna® and Pam-Stamp2G®). The second part of the paper will show the comparison between the results of the new approach and the experimental ones, and the benefits of it for an industrial use.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)637-640
Number of pages4
JournalInternational Journal of Material Forming
Volume2
Issue numberSUPPL. 1
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Dec 2009

Keywords

  • Coupling methods
  • Electromagnetic forming
  • Numerical simulation

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