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Design parameter investigation of cooling systems for UHSS hot stamping dies

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Die design is one of the key technologies for hot stamping technology, and the quality of the forming part is influenced by the structure design of the cooling system parameters. Cooling pipe size, distance between cooling pipes, and depth from cooling pipe to die surface are the most important structure parameters, and the final microstructure and property of the forming parts are influenced directly by these structural parameters. In this article, the simplified model of hot stamping die was established, and the hot stamping die cooling structural parameters were analyzed by heat transfer theory. The mathematical model of the structure parameters was set up and verified by simulation and experiment. It was shown that the mathematical model of the hot stamping die cooling structural parameters met the cooling requirements; the hot stamping parts achieved the need of the martensite structure.

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Ying, X., Zhong-de, S. Design parameter investigation of cooling systems for UHSS hot stamping dies. Int J Adv Manuf Technol 70, 257–262 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00170-013-5272-7

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