Calculate Forces on Tools & Workpieces in Sheet Metal Spinning

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Calculating the forces on tools and workpieces in sheet metal spinning can be approached theoretically or through software like SolidWorks. Accurate modeling is crucial, requiring precise dimensions and material selections, followed by using the Simulation package to analyze forces. ANSYS is also suggested as a viable alternative for this type of analysis. It's important to use a powerful computer for simulations, as they can be time-consuming. Exploring these software options will aid in understanding the forces involved in the process.
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Hi I am a Mechanical Engineering final year student from India.
I need to calculate the forces(axial,tangential and radial) on the tool and the workpiece in the sheet metal spinning operation.

Is there someway to find it theoretically or using any software?

thanks
 
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The only thing that comes to mind is by using SolidWorks. You could see if your school has this program available at your disposal because it costs quite a bit. You would first need to model extremely precisely getting all the dimensions, material selections, etc. correct. Then use the Simulation package that is an add-in for SolidWorks to simulate the forces seen by an applied load or whatever is occurring to that particular tool and/or workpiece. Below is a link that shows you a video on how to simulate. I apologize if you knew about this already and sorry for wasting your time. Best of luck!

p.s. make sure you use a pretty fast and powerful computer when performing the simulation run function because it takes quite a bit of time otherwise.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LzSnGkpRITY&feature=related
 
Thanks a lot :), will try that and tell you...
 
you could also see is ANSYS would do the job!
 
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