The project deals with analysis and optimization of the geometry of the stamped part produced by the pillow hydroforming. The blank consists of two sheets of steel DC01, which is welded by laser beam. The forming process can cause excessive thinning and cracking of the part. By evaluation of mechanical tests is created material model, which is the basis for numerical simulation created in software PAM-STAMP. The outputs are analysis which provide information about critical points, failure pressure, limiting deformations and prediction of springback. Validity of the numerical simulation is verified by comparison with the experimentally obtained data. The comparative criterions are the failure pressure and the material thickness at various locations. Based on the results of the numerical simulation, the optimization of the geometry is created. The optimization uses different values of radius at the crack point.

The thesis presents an analysis and optimization of the manufacturing process of a part using the technology of parallel hydroforming. Two circular blanks made of DC01 steel with a thickness of 1 mm serve as a semi-manufactured part. In one of the blanks, the supply of the forming medium is constructed using Flowdrill technology. Subsequently, the two blanks are laser welded together and then formed. Numerical simulation using PAM-STAMP software was used to analyse the manufacturing process. This analysis provided information on wall thinning, deformation size, critical points on the product and springback. The numerical simulation was verified on the basis of comparison with an experiment. The criterion for verification was the course of the thickness of the part. Based on the results of the simulation, an optimization is performed in the thesis. It consists in determining the minimum required pressure of the forming medium for pressing the part, particularly for different distances between the two formed sheets.

The diploma thesis of the master's study in the field of M2I-K presents a design of a hollow rotating part made of metal sheet with a tapering bottom. Deep drawing technology was chosen as the best suited option for production without thinning the wall. Stainless steel was chosen as a source material for production parts in compliance to ČSN 172 40. The drinker is produced by three drawing operations where each operation is performed separately on a standalone press CTH 250 developed by ŽĎAS a. s. A sheet measuring 1500 x 3000 x 1 mm with diameter 428 mm was evaluated as the most economically viable for production of a semi-finished product – rondel. For one year production produced in a series of annual volume 100,000 pieces.

The project, which has been elaborated within the framework of Master's Degree in Manufacturing Technology (2303T002), processes a technology proposal for the production of stamped part čelo from DD14 material, with a thickness 4 mm, with production quantities of 100 000 pieces per year, in cooperation with the company UNIRON Ltd. Based on the literature study of deep drawing without thinning of the walls and calculations, production of the part of simple single-function drawing tools was proposed. The first three operations performed on a PYE 100 S/1 hydraulic press and the last calibration operation carried out on a LEK 250 eccentric press. The semi-finished product is blank with a diameter of 195 mm, produced in a simple cutting die. The cutting die is designed for both the material in the form of a sheet metal strip in coils and cut strips of metal sheet, which is associated with the use of two eccentric presses of the LEK 250 and LE 400C types. The proposed manufacturing process was simulated in the PAM-Stamp 2G software, in which the influence of the radius the functional parts of tools to change the thickness of the material is further simulated. The part of the project is a technical and economic evaluation, in which the price of one piece of the product and production quantity at which production becomes profitable was rated.

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