warner
March 6, 2015, 8:24am
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Can you explain to me the unfolded in SolidWorks.
Basically, it uses the K factor = 0.5, which means that it does not deform the neutral fiber.
What do I need to take for the unfolded to be good? There are several possible parameters (see settings)
Do these settings change depending on the folder?
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Hello
I would tend to say YES
Here is the method of calculating the K-factor
http://www.le-metal.net/Pliage-Calculer-le-facteur-K
It is mentioned that it depends on the folding Vé
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pl
March 6, 2015, 8:32am
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Hello, there is some interesting information here:
http://www.forum-cao-3d.fr/tolerie-mecano-soudure/facteur-k-pliage-t4114.html
gt22
March 6, 2015, 8:50am
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yes like the @ Tomalan
it is according to the sheet of the direction of the wire of this said sheet
of the V or matrix and of the counterV or poicon
Only the folder on his machine will give you the right losses in the folds for his machine and type of sheet metal is their job
See this tutorial among others
http://www.lynkoa.com/tutos/3d/les-outil-de-tolerie
@+ ;-)
FLOP1
March 6, 2015, 9:16am
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Hello
at home, we use a factor K=0.273239545 with radius=thickness, this one gives us inner plies equal to the press, (for the 90° folds; for the others, it varies the ribs a little).
We specify on the plans that are subcontracted that we consider in the developed a zero bending radius and a neutral fiber inside the fold and with the precision we need (±0.2), we have very few problems.
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bart
March 6, 2015, 2:58pm
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K Factor 0.33
I do, bend radius/thickness
If the result is approximately equal to 1 I put 0.33 in K factor
If about 2 I put 0.4
And about equal to 3 I put 0.5
bart
March 6, 2015, 3:01pm
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It all depends on your tooling, as it defines the bending radius.
And this tooling is defined according to the thickness of your sheet metal.
Example: 15/10th V of 16 bending radius 2.6mm K factor 0.33
Another example: 40/10th V of 32 bending radius of 5mm K factor 0.33
On the other hand, for the crushed folds, as I often do this with the apron folder, I put 0.5 in K facer
After several months of bending test, this is the most accurate way on our side.
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bart
March 6, 2015, 3:02pm
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What folding machines do you have?
Brand, power etc.
Didn't have a folding abac with it?
Edit:
See attached a table for a press brake.
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