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Maulik Prajapati
MTECH(Mechatronics)
VIT University, Chennai campus
Chennai-600127 ,Tamil Nadu
maulikprajapati33@gmail.com
PLC
INTRODUCTION
In todays practical world forged-metal parts have already replaced
many expensive cast and machined products. The reason is obviously
the relative economy of operation, easier implementation for massproduction, as well as greater control on the technical parameters. In
most of the forging operations or pressing operation is the main or
initial operation is the process sequence. Automating this operation
results in reduced lead time and also can reduce human effort.
Automation can be defined as the technology concerned with
application of mechanical, electronic and computer-based systems to
operate and control production. There are many reasons for
automating the process. The reason may be to reduce manufacturing
lead time, to increase labor productivity or to improve the worker
safety, etc.
Forging Process
Forging is a manufacturing process that is used to make the shaping
of metal using compressive force to a work piece to deform it, and
create a desired geometric change to the material. The forging
process is very important in industrial metal manufacturing industry
.The forging also represent the fastest and more efficient way to form
a metal into a finished forged product.
In manual or conventional methods of forging the disadvantages may
be
angular misalignment of the metal
higher material handling time and manufacturing lead times
Working Methodology
Die
A die is a specialized tool that is used in manufacturing
industries to cut or shape material mostly using a press them. dies are
generally used to create products range from simple piece to
complex pieces used in advanced technology.
Forming dies are typically made by tool and die makers and put into
production after mounting into a press. The die is a metal block that
is used for forming materials like sheet metal and plastic.
Die Material
Type 304 stainless steel is a T 300 Series Stainless Steel austenitic. It
has a minimum of 18% chromium and 8% nickel, combined with a
maximum of 0.08% carbon. It is defined as a ChromiumNickel austenitic alloy.
Approxima
te
Chemical
Compositi
on
density
0.803g/cm3
Electrical
resistivity
72
microhmcm
Specific heat
0.50kj/kg-k
17 -
16.2 w/m-k
19%
Thermal
conductivity
Modulus
of
elasticity(Mpa)
Melting point
193*10^3
Ni
2550-2650
F
F
e
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
Tensile strength, Mpa
515
310205
Elongation(Percent in 50mm)
55%
Hardness(Brinell)
170
240
Modeling of system
811%
BAL
Upper die
A = Cross sectional area of work-piece
0 = Yield stress of the metal
h = instantaneous height of the metal bar during forging
0 = Original height of the metal bar
0 = Original diameter of the metal bar
e = Engineering strain
= True strain
P = pressure applied to the metal bar
F = Compressive force acting on a metal bar
p = Compressive stress produced by the force
P=
Lower die
=
0 2 0
4215 125610
3.14102 10
=3440 N/2
Engineering strain
e=
0
0
= 1020
20
=-0.5
True strain
=
=
20
10
=0.69
270040
1256
=215 N/2
Sequence of Operation:
After pressing the stop button , the current inside the circuit
will not flow and which cannot run the circuit.
So, here input are start and stop button and output are
double acting cylinder.
Conclusion:
In this paper a method of controlling the operations of forging
machines is discussed. By using Programmable Logic Controllers as
the controller of the system, good control over the system can be
achieved, manufacturing lead time of the system can be reduced by
developing automatic feeding mechanism and worker safety can be
increased by reducing the human participation in the process.
References
Vijaylaxmi.G.Biradar,