Method of manufacturing press-formed part
Abstract
A method of manufacturing a press-formed part curved in top view and including at least a top portion and a side wall portion continuous from the top portion, the method includes: a forming step of performing press forming by using a forming mold having a first estimated angle, which leaves twist (reverse twist) caused by springback in a direction opposite to twist (forward twist) generated by springback in a case where press forming is performed in one step without giving an estimated angle to a mold; and a restrike step of press-forming a formed part formed in the forming step by using a restrike mold having a second estimated angle.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 .- 7 . (canceled)
8 . A method of manufacturing a press-formed part curved in top view and including at least a top portion and a side wall portion continuous from the top portion, the method comprising:
a forming step of performing press forming by using a forming mold having a first estimated angle, which leaves twist (reverse twist) caused by springback in a direction opposite to twist (forward twist) generated by springback in a case where press forming is performed in one step without giving an estimated angle to a mold; and a restrike step of press-forming a formed part formed in the forming step by using a restrike mold having a second estimated angle.
9 . The method of manufacturing a press-formed part according to claim 8 , wherein the first estimated angle is larger than a one-step estimated angle at which twist caused by springback in a case where press forming is performed in one step to form the press-formed part has a predetermined threshold or less.
10 . The method of manufacturing a press-formed part according to claim 9 , wherein a direction of twist caused by springback and the one-step estimated angle are determined by preliminarily performing press-forming analysis and springback analysis of the press-formed part.
11 . The method of manufacturing a press-formed part according to claim 9 , wherein a direction of twist caused by springback and the one-step estimated angle are determined by preliminarily performing actual press forming of the press-formed part.
12 . The method of manufacturing a press-formed part according to claim 8 , wherein the first estimated angle or the second estimated angle is defined as an inclination angle of a top portion forming surface portion of a cross section in a width direction at an end of the forming mold or the restrike mold in the longitudinal direction with reference to a top portion forming surface portion of a cross section in a width direction at a center of the forming mold or the restrike mold in the longitudinal direction.
13 . The method of manufacturing a press-formed part according to claim 9 , wherein the first estimated angle or the second estimated angle is defined as an inclination angle of a top portion forming surface portion of a cross section in a width direction at an end of the forming mold or the restrike mold in the longitudinal direction with reference to a top portion forming surface portion of a cross section in a width direction at a center of the forming mold or the restrike mold in the longitudinal direction.
14 . The method of manufacturing a press-formed part according to claim 10 , wherein the first estimated angle or the second estimated angle is defined as an inclination angle of a top portion forming surface portion of a cross section in a width direction at an end of the forming mold or the restrike mold in the longitudinal direction with reference to a top portion forming surface portion of a cross section in a width direction at a center of the forming mold or the restrike mold in the longitudinal direction.
15 . The method of manufacturing a press-formed part according to claim 11 , wherein the first estimated angle or the second estimated angle is defined as an inclination angle of a top portion forming surface portion of a cross section in a width direction at an end of the forming mold or the restrike mold in the longitudinal direction with reference to a top portion forming surface portion of a cross section in a width direction at a center of the forming mold or the restrike mold in the longitudinal direction.
16 . The method of manufacturing a press-formed part according to claim 8 , wherein an absolute value of the second estimated angle in the restrike step is smaller than an absolute value of the first estimated angle.
17 . The method of manufacturing a press-formed part according to claim 9 , wherein an absolute value of the second estimated angle in the restrike step is smaller than an absolute value of the first estimated angle.
18 . The method of manufacturing a press-formed part according to claim 10 , wherein an absolute value of the second estimated angle in the restrike step is smaller than an absolute value of the first estimated angle.
19 . The method of manufacturing a press-formed part according to claim 11 , wherein an absolute value of the second estimated angle in the restrike step is smaller than an absolute value of the first estimated angle.
20 . The method of manufacturing a press-formed part according to claim 12 , wherein an absolute value of the second estimated angle in the restrike step is smaller than an absolute value of the first estimated angle.
21 . The method of manufacturing a press-formed part according to claim 13 , wherein an absolute value of the second estimated angle in the restrike step is smaller than an absolute value of the first estimated angle.
22 . The method of manufacturing a press-formed part according to claim 14 , wherein an absolute value of the second estimated angle in the restrike step is smaller than an absolute value of the first estimated angle.
23 . The method of manufacturing a press-formed part according to claim 15 , wherein an absolute value of the second estimated angle in the restrike step is smaller than an absolute value of the first estimated angle.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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