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The transverse bowing greatly affects the accuracy of the roll-forming asymmetric corrugated channels (ACC). In order to control this defect, the paper first elucidates its mechanism of the production. Then, the transverse bowing is explored by finite element method (FEM) using ABAQUS 2016 software and the effects of its forming parameters are analyzed. Also, a linear regression model is built using Minitab 19 software to evaluate their effects, of which standard values are measured by a Pareto chart. It is observed that the number of forming channels has the greatest effect, followed by the roll gap and bending angle, and the friction coefficient has the least. Finally, to decrease the transverse bowing defect (TBD), the dominant forming parameters are optimized according to the evaluation results and the operating conditions. And the results of simulation and optimization are verified by the experiments, respectively. This research shows that the TBD can be greatly controlled through the optimization of three dominant forming parameters including the roll gap, bending angle, and inter-station distance for given ACC.
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This project is supported by programs for the Natural Science Foundation of Liaoning Province and Intelligent Industry of Anshan Iron and Steel Corporation (2020-KD-1001).
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Chun-Tian Xu: writing original draft, participating, and guiding the programs.
Jian-Chao Chen: simulation of part research and collection of experiment data.
Yi-Fan Wei: simulation of part research and collection of experiment data.
Han Han: collection of experiment data.
Xu Zong: program partner and guiding.
Ye Yuan: program partner and guiding.
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Xu, CT., Chen, JC., Wei, YF. et al. A study of transverse bowing defect in cold roll-forming asymmetric corrugated channels. Int J Adv Manuf Technol 124, 3567–3577 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00170-022-10743-w
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