ornerynorsk
Industrial
- Feb 5, 2002
- 3,198
I have a question for anyone who is experienced in hydroforming, please, no theorists, I need practical info.
What kind of fluid pressure would I need to hydroform the following part in a bladder-press: 5052-H32 alloy aluminum .080 sheet. Finished part size 46 inches long by 15 inches wide by 3.25 depth of draw. No irregular features except for a stiffening pocket on the major face approx 40 by 9 by .25 deep. 1 inch radius all corners.
Anybody who could shed some light, I would appreciate it. I'm very new to hydroforming.
What kind of fluid pressure would I need to hydroform the following part in a bladder-press: 5052-H32 alloy aluminum .080 sheet. Finished part size 46 inches long by 15 inches wide by 3.25 depth of draw. No irregular features except for a stiffening pocket on the major face approx 40 by 9 by .25 deep. 1 inch radius all corners.
Anybody who could shed some light, I would appreciate it. I'm very new to hydroforming.