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Hybrid SPR 접합을 적용한 이종소재 인장전단에 관한 연구 (Investigating the Tensile-Shear of Dissimilar Materials Joined Using the Hybrid SPR Technique)

  • 유관종;최두복;김재열
    • 한국기계가공학회지
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    • 제19권9호
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    • pp.33-39
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    • 2020
  • Self-piercing rivets are often used in the automotive industry, among other industries, as mechanical components to join multiple materials such as aluminum alloys. Self-piercing rivets have a strong sealing property, although there is considerable scope for their performance improvement. In this study, to enhance the performance of self-piercing rivets, the hybrid self-piercing riveting (SPR) technique, using the existing SPR and structural adhesive, was proposed. Moreover, heterogeneous material specimens subjected to the hybrid SPR technique were manufactured and tested. The joint strength of the test pieces of different materials was evaluated through finite element analyses.

다종소재 접합을 위한 SPR(Self-Piercing Riveting)용 C-프레임 강성 최적설계 (Optimal Stiffness Design of Self-Piercing Riveting's C-Frame for Multimaterial Joining)

  • 신창열;이재진;문지훈;권순덕;양민석;이재욱
    • 한국기계가공학회지
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    • 제20권5호
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    • pp.76-84
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    • 2021
  • In this study, an optimal stiffness model of the C-frame, which was supporting the mold and tool load, was proposed to obtain quality self-piercing riveting (SPR) joining. First, the load path acting on the C-frame structure was identified using topology optimization. Then, a final suggested model was proposed based on the load path results. Stiffness and strength analyses were performed for a rivet pressing force of 7.3 [t] to compare the design performance of the final proposed model with that of the initial model. Moreover, to examine the reliability of continuous and repeated processes, vibration analysis was performed and the dynamic stiffness of the final proposed model was reviewed. Additionally, fatigue analysis was performed to ascertain the fatigue characteristics due to simple repetitive loading. Finally, stiffness test was performed for the final proposed model to verify the analysis results. The obtained results differed from the analysis result by 2.9%. Consequently, the performance of the final proposed model was superior to that of the initial model with respect to not only the SPR fastening quality but also the reliability of continuous and repetitive processes.