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Hi All,
Please check the attached video for Forming Setup using HyperForm.
Video Credit goes to: Pavan Kallurkar | Sr.Application Engineer, Altair Engineering
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Pls help me. How to read the result after running Inceremental Radioss?
Dear sir
i want to know what is the importance of animation files and which file is good to see results
You just have to use HyperView, load the first animation file A001, in both load model and load results fields > apply > contour panel > select result type > apply
HyperView supports tools to read results and make report. You can go to HyperForm panel:
In a deep drawing of cylindrical cup, the blank material is not flowing through the die. The blank material gets expanded without forming. What may be problem? Please provide any solution for this.
Can you share your *.hf file? Perhaps the clamping force or friction is too high or addemdum radius is small?
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Hi.
It seems there is a tool design mistake. As this is the first drawing stage, punch diameter must be considered at least 50% of blank diameter. Of course this depends on material, but %50 is a maximum value for draw reduction when drawing CRDQ steel. For other materials punch diameter must be larger than this. For next drawing stages, draw reduction is much smaller than this. Any way it seems in this clip that punch size is smaller than what it should be. This will cause the material not to flow properly and will end with failure.
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