Parameter Identification of the Yoshida-Uemori Hardening Model for Remanufacturing
The deformation of plastics during production and service means that retired parts often possess different mechanical states, and this can directly affect not only the properties of remanufactured mechanical parts, but also the design of the remanufacturing process itself. In this paper, we describe...
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| Language: | EN |
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MDPI AG
2021
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| Online Access: | https://doaj.org/article/43808c9d7cf64183a3fd7a550db3fe03 |
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| Summary: | The deformation of plastics during production and service means that retired parts often possess different mechanical states, and this can directly affect not only the properties of remanufactured mechanical parts, but also the design of the remanufacturing process itself. In this paper, we describe the stress-strain relationship for remanufacturing, in particular the cyclic deformation of parts, by using the particle swarm optimization (PSO) method to acquire the Yoshida-Uemori (Y-U) hardening model parameters. To achieve this, tension-compression experimental data of AA7075-O, standard PSO, oscillating second-order PSO (OS-PSO) and variable weight PSO (VW-PSO) were acquired separately. The influence of particle numbers on the inverse analysis efficiency was studied based on standard PSO. Comparing the results of PSO variations showed that: (1) standard PSO is able to avoid local solutions and obtain Y-U model parameters to the same degree of precision as the OS-PSO; (2) by adjusting section weight, the VW-PSO could improve local fitting accuracy and adapt to asymmetric deformation; (3) by reducing particle numbers to a certain extent, the efficiency of analysis can be improved while also maintaining accuracy. |
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