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Dear all,I would like to simulate the springback effect after blank's trimming.It seems that the trimming operation just removes the elements without accounting deformations due to stress release.
Is there a way to simulate it? Thanks in advanceA
have you tried including a post-operation for springback, after trimming?
indeed, trimming only removes the external elements. Maybe running the springback operation after that will help, as it will release the resultant stresses.
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