Tensile And Formability Studies on AISI310 Austenitic Stainless Steel

Stainless steel is an alloy of iron, chromium, and, occasionally, nickel and other metals that resists corrosion. Metal made into thin, flat pieces through industrial process called sheet metal. One the fundamental shapes used in metalworking, it can be cut bent many shapes. to create a vast array common items. The aim current work examine 310 austenitic stainless steel’s formability at room temperature with different strain rates (i.e 0.1&0.01mm/s). study’s outcomes were achieved utilization Nakazima test during stretch forming. Before performing test, mechanical properties high-strength AISI examined by conducting tensile tests 0.1,0.01mm/s rates. failure modes, stress-strain curves all specimens obtained analyzed. In experiment, forming shaped metal was tested servo electric hot machine i.e, (0.1,0.01) plotted limit diagrams based on results. Then simulations experiments performed LS-dyna software compared practical experiment