Flexible Tools in Micro Deep Drawing - Irthiea, Ihsan; Green, Graham
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The increasing demand on high quality and competitive portable electronics and other mini/micro devices results in huge development in producing micro components required for such industrial applications through the last decade. This demand has remarkably attracted a great attention from researchers and manufacturers. Micro-forming is a robust technology for producing metallic parts at micro-scale with high standard of precision. However, the risky issue of very small clearance required between the rigid tools substantiates the necessity for alternative techniques such that use flexible…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The increasing demand on high quality and competitive portable electronics and other mini/micro devices results in huge development in producing micro components required for such industrial applications through the last decade. This demand has remarkably attracted a great attention from researchers and manufacturers. Micro-forming is a robust technology for producing metallic parts at micro-scale with high standard of precision. However, the risky issue of very small clearance required between the rigid tools substantiates the necessity for alternative techniques such that use flexible forming tools. Several significant potential advantages can be attained with using flexible tools in sheet metal forming processes such as low-production cost, eliminating alignment difficulties, producing complex-shaped parts. The workpieces taken from pre-polished or painted sheet metals can be formed without using any protective coating. These issues make flexible forming technology very appropriate for micro sheet metal forming.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Ihsan K. Irthiea was born in Iraq in 1977. He completed his BSc and MSc in mechanical engineering at the University of Anbar-Iraq. In 2009, He gained a government scholarship and completed his PhD in die design and manufacture at the University of Glasgow¿UK in 2014. Currently, He works as academic lecturer in the University of Anbar.