Problems inherent in the process
Flat crimping for automobile bodywork: Process
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Problems inherent in the process
Flat crimping for automobile bodywork: Process

Author : Christian LANGE

Publication date: July 10, 2007 | Lire en français

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2. Problems inherent in the process

2.1 Definitions

Crimping poses a number of problems commonly observed on crimped steel or aluminum alloy sheets.

  • Although not detrimental to the aesthetics of the vehicle, winding is a geometrical problem, as it modifies the final dimensions of the crimped part, making them imprecise. It is therefore essential to have a reliable numerical simulation to predict this value and control the clearance between a door and its cabin side. As shown in figure 8 , this is more precisely a material shrinkage occurring during the process. It can be deduced from direct measurement of the dimensions of specimens L t ...

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