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    Sheet metal operations not performed on presses

    No of sheet metal operations not performed on conventional

    stamping press they are

    1. stretch forming

    2. Spinning3. High energy rate forming

    a) explosive forming

    b) electro hydraulic forming

    c) electro magnetic forming

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    Stretch forming process

    Stretch forming is a sheet metal deforming process in which the

    sheet metal is intentionally stretched and simultaneously bent in

    order to achieve shape change. this process is illustrated in fig for a

    relatively simple and gradual bend. The work part is gripped by one or

    more jaws on each end and then stretched and bent over a positivedie containing the desired form. The metal is stressed in tension to a

    level above its yield point. When the tension load is released , the

    metal has been plastically deformed. This combination of stretching

    and bending results in relatively a little spring back in the part.

    An estimate of force required in stretch forming can be obtained by

    multiplying the cross sectional area of the sheet in the direction of

    pulling by the flow of the stress of the metal

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    Stretch forming process

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    Explosive forming

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    Explosive forming

    Explosive forming involves use of explosive charge to form sheet

    metal into a die cavity. one method of implementing the process

    is illustrated in figure . The work part is clamped and sealed over the

    die and a vacuum is created in the cavity beneath . The apparatus is

    then placed in a large vessel of water. An explosive charge placed in

    the water at a certain distance above the work. Detonation of a

    charge results in a Shock wave whose energy is transmitted

    By the water to cause rapid forming of the part into the cavity. The

    size of the explosive charge and the distance at which it is placedabove the part largely a matter of art and experience.

    Explosive forming reserved for large parts typical of the aerospaceindustry.

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    Electro hydraulic forming

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    Electro hydraulic forming

    Electro hydraulic forming is a HERF process in which a shock

    wave to deform the work into a die cavity is generated by the

    discharge of electrical energy between two electrodes is

    submerged in a transmission fluid (water).owing to its principle

    of operation, this process is also called electric discharge

    forming. The set up for the process is illustrated in the figure.

    Electrical energy is accumulated in large capacitors and then

    released to the electrodes .electro hydraulic forming is similar to

    explosive forming . The difference is in the method of generation the

    energy and the smaller amounts of energy that are released. This

    limits electro hydraulic forming to much smaller part sizes.

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    Electro magnetic forming

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    Electro magnetic forming

    Electro magnetic forming also called magnetic pulse

    forming , is a process in which sheet metal is deformed by

    the mechanical force of an electro magnetic field induced

    in the work part by an energized coil . The coil is energized

    by a capacitor, produces a magnetic field . This generates

    eddy currents in the work that produce their own magnetic

    field. The induced field opposes the primary field,

    producing a mechanical force that deforms the part into the

    surrounding cavity. Developed in the 1960s electro magnetic

    forming is the most widely used HERF process . It is typically

    used to form tubular parts, as illustrated in figure