A press forming method forms a press forming part including: a top portion having a convex and concave outer edge part where a convex outer edge part protruding outward in an in-plane direction and a concave outer edge part recessed inward in the in-plane direction are continuous to each other via a connecting outer edge part; and a flange portion continuously formed on the convex and concave outer edge part, and includes: forming a preformed part including a flange portion formed in the convex outer edge part and including a torsional shape portion having a torsional shape toward the concave outer edge part so as to be formed in the connecting outer edge part continuous from the flange portion; and forming the preformed part into a target shape by forming the torsional shape portion into the flange portion and forming the flange portion in the concave outer edge part.

A producing method of the press formed product includes a preparation step of preparing a metal sheet as a starting material, and a press working step of performing press working on the starting material by using a punch, and a pad and a die that are paired with the punch. The press working step includes a first step of forming, by the punch and the pad, the entire region of a top panel part, the entire region of each of a ridge line parts including the shape-changing part, and a region up to a predetermined height from the border between a vertical wall part and the ridge line part of a region of each of the vertical wall parts, and a second step of forming, subsequent to the first step, by the punch and the die, the remaining regions with the starting material sandwiched between the punch and the pad.

The invention relates to a method for producing a cylindrical component, particularly of turbomachines. In the process, a heated blank is provided. The blank is then formed to create a flat blank (2). The flat blank (2) is next bent and/or rolled to form a cylindrical half-shell (40).

The invention relates to a method for producing a cylindrical component, particularly of turbomachines. In the process, a heated blank is provided. The blank is then formed to create a flat blank (2). The flat blank (2) is next bent and/or rolled to form a cylindrical half-shell (40).

A hot-stamped and trimmed part is produced by hot pressing a blank and then cutting off an excess outer peripheral portion by laser machining, an outer peripheral shape of the hot-stamped and trimmed part includes a laser trim line formed by cutting in the laser machining, and a press trim line formed by shearing in the hot pressing or pressing performed before the hot pressing, and the laser trim line and the press trim line are connected via a projecting corner portion.

A hot-stamped and trimmed part is produced by hot pressing a blank and then cutting off an excess outer peripheral portion by laser machining, an outer peripheral shape of the hot-stamped and trimmed part includes a laser trim line formed by cutting in the laser machining, and a press trim line formed by shearing in the hot pressing or pressing performed before the hot pressing, and the laser trim line and the press trim line are connected via a projecting corner portion.

A method for producing a complex sheet metal part includes clamping a border region of the metal sheet between a die ring of an upper tool part of a pressing tool and a downholder of a lower tool part of the pressing tool; moving the upper tool part further downwards thereby pulling the metal sheet over extended punch inserts of a punch of the lower tool part, thereby generating local material reserves of the metal sheet; moving the upper tool part further downwards while actively retracting the punch inserts, thereby releasing the local material reserves; and forming the metal sheet between the die and the punch using only the local material reserves.

A method includes: forming either one or both of convex and concave bead portions at surface portions corresponding to sites of a side wall portion on both sides of a convex curve site and to sites of a side wall portion on both sides of a concave curve site; and squashing the bead portions, wherein the bead portions formed on both sides of the convex curve site are tilted such that an end part of the bead portion positioned on the convex curve site side is farther from a baseline and the other end part is closer to the baseline; and the bead portions formed on both sides of the concave curve site are tilted such that an end part of the bead portion positioned on the concave curve site side is closer to the baseline and the other end part is farther from the baseline.

A method includes: forming either one or both of convex and concave bead portions at surface portions corresponding to sites of a side wall portion on both sides of a convex curve site and to sites of a side wall portion on both sides of a concave curve site; and squashing the bead portions, wherein the bead portions formed on both sides of the convex curve site are tilted such that an end part of the bead portion positioned on the convex curve site side is farther from a baseline and the other end part is closer to the baseline; and the bead portions formed on both sides of the concave curve site are tilted such that an end part of the bead portion positioned on the concave curve site side is closer to the baseline and the other end part is farther from the baseline.

A producing method of the press formed product includes a preparation step of preparing a metal sheet as a starting material; and a press working step of performing press working on the starting material. The press working step includes: during a time period from when pushing-in of the starting material into the die by the punch is started or immediately thereafter until the pushing-in of the punch with respect to the die reaches a predetermined distance short of a bottom dead point for the pushing-in, holding the pad at a position distant from the punch by the predetermined distance; when the pushing-in of the punch with respect to the die reaches the predetermined distance short of the bottom dead point, receiving the pad in the die; and continuing the pushing-in of the punch with respect to the die and the pad to the bottom dead point.