折弯系数、k因子（Bending factor and K factor）.doc

折弯系数、k因子（Bending factor and K factor） Calculation method of bending coefficient bending K factor Recruitment (advertising) I. Introduction to the calculation methods of sheet metal Sheet metal parts and sheet metal materials engineer vendors to ensure the final bending parts after the desired size, the actual length will be calculated in the state of expanding preparation using a variety of different algorithms. The most commonly used method is the simple pinch rule, that is, the algorithm based on their respective experience. Usually these rules take into account the type and thickness of the material, the radius and angle of the bending, the type of machine tool and the speed of the step, and so on. On the other hand, with the emergence and popularization of computer technology, in order to make better use of computer analysis and super capacity, more and more people use the computer aided design tool, but when the computer simulation program of sheet metal bending or expansion also requires a calculation method to accurately simulate the process. Although only a complete calculation, each store can be based on the original pinch out specific program rules, but now most of the commercial CAD and 3D modeling system has provided a more general and powerful solutions. In most cases, these applications can also be compatible with the existing experience based and pinch rule methods and provide ways to customize specific inputs to their calculations. SolidWorks, of course, has become a leader in providing this kind of sheet metal design capability. To sum up, there are two popular metal bending algorithms widely adopted now, one is the bending compensation algorithm and the other is the bending deduction algorithm. SolidWorks software only supports bend compensation algorithms before version 2003, but since the 2003 edition, two algorithms have been supported. In order to make the readers in the general sense of a better understanding of some of the calculation process