
doi: 10.4028/p-e6768o
The single point incremental forming (SPIF) process is a high-trend method for forming a metal in a desirable shape. Forming parameters is an important part of deforming metal sheets. So, while reshaping a metal sheet parameters like tools, toolpath, material properties, sheet thickness, and lubricant were considered. Since the Aluminum sheet is used world widely for the body parts of machines for manufacturing parts. So, an A5052 metallic sheet was formed for the improvement of the depth deforming through the SPIF process. While forming an A5052 sheet lubricant was used constantly. After deforming through the SPIF process, further evaluations of the formed part were examined with the nanoprofiling machine to evaluate the deformed areas. Moreover, the deformed part was analyzed for the nana profiling for the deformation occurs on the surface. Likewise, before forming a part, the A5052 design was computer analysis. The simulation part was studied for fixing the maximum depth.
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