A finite-element model of the cold compaction of ceramic powders by uniaxial pressing is developed and validated by comparison with experimental data. The mechanical behavior of processing powders is assumed according to the modified Drucker–Prager cap model. The frictional effects and the mechanical behavior of tools involved in the process are taken into account. The proposed model allows evaluation of the density distribution into the processed part, as well as stress and strain fields. Variations of the density distribution due to the unloading and the ejection of the part are evaluated
Computational modelling of the cold compaction of ceramic powders
CARLONE, PIERPAOLO;PALAZZO, Gaetano Salvatore
2006
Abstract
A finite-element model of the cold compaction of ceramic powders by uniaxial pressing is developed and validated by comparison with experimental data. The mechanical behavior of processing powders is assumed according to the modified Drucker–Prager cap model. The frictional effects and the mechanical behavior of tools involved in the process are taken into account. The proposed model allows evaluation of the density distribution into the processed part, as well as stress and strain fields. Variations of the density distribution due to the unloading and the ejection of the part are evaluatedFile in questo prodotto:
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