2023 Volume 64 Issue 753 Pages 159-164
In magnetic pulse welding, the deformation phenomenon of a moving sheet is divided into the deformation and continuous collision processes, then, the deformation analysis of the sheet is performed by using a magnetic pressure delivered to the sheet. When applying the pressure provided by neglecting an electric field generated during the deformation of the sheet, the calculated values accord only with one point for many measured values of both deformation height and deformation velocity, and errors greatly increase as the calculated values deviate from the point according. The new magnetic pressure corrected using a pressure drop coefficient is introduced because the deforming sheet leads to a drop in the pressure. If a successive approximation is applied to the deformation analysis, many calculated values approach the standard measured values. The calculated values are within a small error range for the measured values at 17 out of 18 points. It has been clarified that the deformation of the moving sheet is estimated fairly accurately by using the successive approximation.
