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UNIVERSITI TEKNIKAL MALAYSIA MELAKA DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW DIE FOR THE MANUFACTURING OF TELEKOM MALAYSIA BERHAD (TM) METAL BASED PRODUCTS This report submitted in accordance with requirement of the Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka (UTeM) for the Bachelor Degree of Mechanical Engineering Technology (Maintenance Technology) with Honours by ABDUL AZIM B CHE MAT B071310168 910207-08-5607 FACULTY OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 2016

APPROVAL This report is submitted to the Faculty of Engineering Technology of UTeM as a partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering Technology (Maintenance Technology) (Hons.). The member of the supervisory is as follow:. (Aludin b. Mohd Serah)

ABSTRAK Kajian ini telah dijalankan di Subsea Supplies Sdn Bhd, Sepang. Baru-baru ini, Subsea Supplies Sdn Bhd telah memulakan pengeluaran bagi produk berasaskan logam Telekom Malaysia Berhad (TM). Terdapat 38 jenis produk yang boleh dibahagikan kepada lima kategori; aksesori tiang, paip GI, tupang tiang, pengikat kabel keluli tahan karat dan tiang keluli. Tujuan kajian ini adalah untuk mereka bentuk dan membuat alat acuan yang baru bagi pembuatan pengapit tiang. Pembuatan alat acuan bermula dengan mengkaji spesifikasi pengapit tiang berdasarkan beberapa dokumen seperti bil bahan (BoM) dan lukisan produk. Kemudian alat acuan telah direka melalui lakaran tangan dan dengan menggunakan perisian CADCAM Solidworks 2015 diikuti dengan penyediaan BoM untuk alat acuan. Alat ini diperbuat daripada 8 komponen utama; plat asas (atas), pemegang untuk acuan, plat sandaran (atas), acuan atas, penghenti, acuan bawah, plat sandaran (bawah) dan plat asas (bawah). Secara keseluruhannya, alat acuan untuk pengapit tiang terdiri daripada plat asas atas dan bawah yang melindungi alat acuan, acuan berbentuk v diatas dan acuan bawah yang menghasilkan lengkuk 45 darjah pada kepingan logam. Terdapat banyak proses semasa membuat komponen acuan termasuk memotong, pengasahan permukaan, penggerudian, pengerasan, penorehan dan pengimpalan. Acuan atas dan bawah juga menjalani rawatan haba untuk memastikan ia kuat dan mempunyai ketahanan yang tinggi untuk menyerap daya penginjakan. Bahan utama yang digunakan sebagai komponen acuan adalah keluli XW41 dan DH2. Selepas acuan dipasang sepenuhnya, ia telah dipasang pada mesin penginjak 200 tan untuk menguji prestasinya menghasilkan produk sebenar, iaitu pengapit tiang. Saiz V-bentuk bagi produk telah diperiksa didapati nilainya antara 140,1-140,5 mm iaitu kurang ± 5% variasi dan menepati spesifikasi TM. Pemeriksaan lanjut telah dijalankan melalui pemeriksaan visual terhadap produk termasuk bunga skru untuk memastikan keadaan penggalvanasi yang baik dan bol mempunyai bunga penuh. Pemeriksaan visual juga telah dijalankan dengan memeriksa sama ada semua aksesori muat kepada 61 mm tiang besi gantian. Sumbangan utama kajian ini kepada syarikat ini ialah membuat alat acuan baru untuk pengapit tiang dan penyediaan beberapa dokumen penting terutamanya dalam penubuhan BoM dan lukisan kejuruteraan. i

ABSCTRACT This study was conducted at Subsea Supplies Sdn Bhd, Sepang. Recently, Subsea Supplies Sdn Bhd has started the production of Telekom Malaysia Berhad (TM) metalbased products. There are 38 types of products which can be divided into five categories; pole accessories, GI pipes, strut pipe, stainless steel cable tie and steel pole. The purpose of this study is to design and make a new die for manufacturing of clamp pole step for iron pole. The die making started with the study of clamp pole step specification based on several documents such as bill of material (BoM) and product drawing. Then die was designed by making hand-sketching and by using Solidworks 2015 CADCAM software followed by establishment of BoM for the die. The die was made of 8 main components; base plate (upper), die holder, backup plate (upper), upper die, stopper, lower die, backup plate (lower) and base plate (lower). As overall, the die for clamp pole step consists of upper and lower base plate that housing the die, and the V-shape upper and lower die that produces the 45 0 degrees bending shape on flat bar. There were many processes involved in making the die components which include cutting, surface grinding, drilling, hardening, tapping and welding. The upper and lower die also underwent heat treatment to ensure the die is strong and has high resistance to extreme absorption of stamping forces. The main materials used as die components were XW41 and DH2 steel. After the die completely assembled, it was installed at 200 tons stamping machine to test its performance in producing actual product, that is clamp pole step. The dimension of the V-shape of product was inspected. The length was ranged between 140.1 to 140.5 mm which was less ± 5% variation and within TM specification. Further inspection was conducted by visual inspection to the product including on the thread to ensure good galvanization conditions and the bolt have full thread. The visual inspection was also conducted by checking whether all the accessories were fit to a dummy 61 mm iron pole. The main contribution of this study to the company was the making of new die for clamp pole step and the establishment of several important documentation particular BoM and engineering drawing. ii

DEDICATION To my beloved parents, Mr. Che Mat b Hj Hassim and Mdm. Halimatul Azmah bt Mohd Arif, thank you for your support until this situation which will lead to success in my life. iii

ACKNOWLEDGMENT Alhamdulillah I would like to thanks to Allah S.W.T for giving me life and allowed me to finish this project for Projek Sarjana Muda 1 (PSM 1) and Projek Sarjana Muda 2 (PSM 2). Deep in my heart, I also thanked my parents that always pray for my journey. A lot of thanks to my project supervisor, Encik Aludin bin Mohd Serah and Encik Mohd Rafi Omar for supporting me to undergo this project and also providing his guidance, assistance and encouragement throughout the whole duration of the project. Not to forget, my friends Abdul Qahir Wahidi b Jamalussaid for his constant guidance and support during my thesis writing is invaluable to me and continuous direction and opinion regarding the flow of the project has an invaluable contribution to achieve the objectives of the project. I also want to thank my father, Mr. Che Mat b Hj Hassim and my beloved mother, Mdm. Halimatul Azmah bt Mohd Arif for their continued support and encouragement in everything I do. All these years of education have been made possible by their support and love. Last but not least, I thank everyone who involved directly and indirectly in this project. The sacrifice and commitment given towards me earning my bachelor s degree are indescribable and without them, this PSM thesis would have been impossible. iv

TABLE OF CONTENT Abstrak Abstract Dedication Acknowledgement Table of Content List of Tables List of Figures List Abbreviations, Symbols and Nomenclatures i ii iii iv v vi vii viii CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1.0 Introduction 1 1.1 Background 1 1.2 Telekom Malaysia (TM) Pole Accessories 3 1.3 Problem Statement 8 1.4 General Objective 8 1.4.1 Specific Objective 8 1.5 Scope 8 CHAPTER 2 LITERATURE REVIEW 2.0 Introduction 9 2.1 Die 9 2.1.1 Components of a Stamping Die 10 2.1.2 Type of Stamping Die 11 2.2 Introduction of Die Design 12 2.2.1 Stamping Machine 12 2.2.2 Die Set 13 2.2.3 Part Drawing 14 2.2.4 Die Drawing 15 2.2.5 Die Assembly 16 v

2.2.6 Die Parts 17 2.2.7 Die Block 18 2.2.8 Fastener 18 2.2.9 Dimension and Notes 19 2.3 Characteristic of Die Steel 20 2.4 Choosing Tool Steel 21 2.4.1 W, Water Hardening Tool Steel 22 2.4.2 S, Shock-Resisting Tool 22 2.5 Bill of Material 23 2.5.1 Content of BoM 23 2.5.2 Error of BoM 24 2.5.3 Type of BoM Error 24 2.6 Stamping Process 26 2.6.1 History of Stamping Process 26 CHAPTER 3 METHODOLOGY 3.0 Introduction 28 3.1 Flow Chart of Die Manufacture 28 3.2 Die Design 29 3.3 Material Selection 30 3.4 Material Preparation 31 3.5 Process Determination 32 3.6 Testing 33 3.6.1 Dimension Inspection 34 3.6.2 Visual Inspection 34 vi

CHAPTER 4 RESULT AND DISCUSSION 4.0 Introduction 35 4.1 Process Overview 35 4.1.1 Bill of Material of Clamp Pole Step 36 4.2 Manufacturing Process 38 4.3 Development of Clamp Pole Step Die 38 4.3.1 Bill of Material of Clamp Pole Step Die 39 4.4 Die Design 42 4.4.1 Die Component 44 4.5 Procedure of Die Manufacture 46 4.5.1 Base Plate (upper) 46 4.5.2 Die Holder 47 4.5.3 Upper Die 47 4.5.4 Backup Plate 48 4.5.5 Lower Die 49 4.5.6 Lower Backup Plate 50 4.5.7 Base Plate (lower) 51 4.5.8 Stopper 51 4.6 Testing Die Performance 52 4.6.1 Dimension Test 52 4.6.2 Visual Inspection 54 CHAPTER 5 CONCLUSION AND FUTURE WORK 5.0 Introduction 56 5.1 Summary of Research 56 5.2 Achievement of Research 57 5.3 Significance of Research 58 5.4 Problem Encountered in Research 58 5.5 Future Work 59 REFERENCE 60 APPENDICES 62 vii

LIST OF TABLES 1.1 Company Background 2 1.2 Pole Accessories Component 4 2.1 Readily Available Tool and Die Steel 20 2.2 Hardening and Tempering Treatments Tool and Die Steel 23 2.3 Example of BoM 25 4.1 Bill of Material Clamp Pole Step 37 4.2 Bill of Material Clamp Pole Step Die 39 4.3 Die Component Label 43 4.4 Die Component 44 4.5 Result of Dimension Test 53 4.6 Visual Inspection and Fitting Test 54 viii

LIST OF FIGURE 1.1 Subsea Supplies Sdn Bhd Organization Chart 1 1.2 Factory Front Environment 2 1.3 Basic Structure of a Utility Pole 3 2.1 Component of Punch and Die for Blanking Operation 10 2.2 Progressive Die 12 2.3 A Typical Stamping Machine 13 2.4 A Typical Die Set 14 2.5 A Typical Part Drawing 15 2.6 A Complete Die drawing 16 2.7 A View of Entire Die 17 2.8 Exploded View of a Die 17 2.9 A Typical Die Block 18 2.10 Socket Head Cap Screw 19 2.11 A Typical Die Set Notes 19 2.12 Stamping Process 26 2.13 Stamping Process in 1935 27 3.1 Process Flow of Manufacture of New Die for Clamp Pole Step 28 3.2 Initial Sketch of Die 29 3.3 Solidworks 2015 30 3.4 XW41 and DH2 Steel 31 3.5 Milling Machine 33 3.6 Digital Vernier Caliper 34 4.1 Clamp Pole Step Process Flow 35 4.2 Clamp Pole Step Drawing 36 4.3 (a) Exploded View of a Clamp Pole Step Die 42 ix

4.3 (b) Die Drawing for Clamp Pole Step 43 4.4 Base Plate (upper) 46 4.5 Die Holder 47 4.6 Upper Die 48 4.7 Upper Backup Plate 49 4.8 Lower Die 50 4.9 Lower Backup Plate 50 4.10 Base Plate (lower) 51 4.11 Front (left) and Side Stopper 52 4.12 Clamp Pole Step Dimension Label 53 5.1 Clamp Pole Step Die 57 5.2 Die Making Process 57 5.3 Thimble 59 x

LIST OF SYMBOLS AND ABBREVATION TM TNB O&G BoM IB CADCAM AISI Telekom Malaysia Berhad Tenaga Nasional Berhad Oil and Gas Bill of Material Integral Bearer Computer Aided Design and Computer Aided Manufacturing American Iron and Steel Institute xi

CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1.0 Introduction This section describes the general background of the company that provide the opportunity to conduct this research and their main products. In this section also includes the problem statement, objectives and scopes of the research. 1.1 Background Subsea Supplies Sdn Bhd is one the medium-sized of company that supplies metal-based products for many industries including metal-based component for Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB). This company organization consists manager, three engineers, two administrators and clerk. Managing director Executive director/ceo Production Sale and product development Safety and health Procurement Maintenance Tooling Quality assurance Logistic Figure 1.1 Subsea Supplies Sdn Bhd organization chart 1

At production line, there are three supervisors and ten labour workers. In order to make sure this company run smoothly, all the staffs have work together. Figure 1.1 and Table 1.1 shows the organization chart of company and background of the company in brief. Total staffs in this company is 20 peoples. Table 1.1 Company background Subsea Supplies Sdn Bhd Background Subsea Supplies Sdn Bhd Mid-size steel factory Business Currently major customer is Telekom Malaysia (TM) Supplies product such as pipes for oil and gas companies Production base on TM requirement Location Jalan Besar Salak Sepang, Kampung Lembah Paya, 43900, Sepang, Selangor In the proximity of the old Salak Tinggi town Product Currently produce 38 types of metal-based product for TM Machine used in this company are stamping, cutting, milling and lathe machine. This factory consists various types of metal for production of metal-based product as shown in Figure 1.2 the environment of factory. The machine used to fabricate and manufacture metal-based product are mainly stamping machine. For manufacture die, mainly use milling machine that can perform drilling and boring operation. Figure 1.2 Factory front environment 2

This company manufactures various type of metal-based products for their customers such as Telekom Malaysia Berhad (TM) and oil and gas companies. The TM metal based products can be divided into five different categories; i.e., GI pipes, pole strut, pole accessories, stainless steel cable tie and pole. 1.2 Telekom Malaysia (TM) Pole accessories Pole accessories are the accessories that equipped at utility pole. The accessories consist of pole head, pole step, integral bearer (IB) clamp, pole clamp, and many other accessories. Figure 1.3 shows the basic structure of a utility pole. Figure 1.3 Basic structure of a utility pole The primary purpose of pole accessories is to secure the cable and associated aerial plant facilities to poles and to help facilitate necessary plant rearrangements. An aerial plant network requires high-quality reliable hardware to structurally support the distribution cable plant and transition cable plant from the aerial network to underground and buried plant. Mostly the accessories are made from metal and finished with galvanized layer in order to prevent it from corrosion and prolong the life time of accessories. The pole accessories that are listed in Table 1.2 below. 3

Table 1.2 Pole accessories component Pole accessories item Description 1. Support hook To suspend the aerial cable clamps. Act as mechanical fuses to protect the cable from damage due to object falling on cable. 2. Stay bow To support the weight of pole. Made from metal rod. 4

3. Stay plate Base for the stay bow. Made from metal plate and the plate is galvanized to protect from corrosion. 4. Integral bearer cable clamp Each cable clamp consists of a pair of aluminium plates secured by two mild steel galvanized bolts 5. Clamp pole head ring Consist of three components U- Bolt, clamp and ring. 5

6. Brackets Consists of two halves bolted together with two bolts, two spring washers and two nuts. 7. Clamp pole step (iron pole) As a ladder in order the maintenance worker to climb up the pole. Usually designed in 45 degrees angle in order to clamp the iron pole. 6

8. Clamp pole step (concrete pole) Same as iron pole step but the different type of pole. It is round shape clamp because it is clamped on concrete pole 9. Eyebolt Eyebolt has an eye which is hot formed and welded. 10. Thimble Metal ring, concave design on the outside, around which a loop of rope is spliced. 7

1.3 PROBLEM STATEMENT Subsea supplies Sdn Bhd recently has receive a new tender to supply metalbased product for Telekom Malaysia Berhad (TM). The problems faced by this company are, the company first time develop and manufacture the TM metal-based product. The company must find the ways to overcome this problem by design and manufacture new die or tooling for produce the pole accessories product for the concrete and iron pole massively. Before receive TM tender, the die design only sketch on a sheet of paper and the design has never recorded for the future reference. In this study, more focus on clamp pole step for iron pole die manufacture. This study was contribute to this company such as 3D design of new die and tooling and the establishment of bill of material of die. 1.4 GENERAL OBJECTIVE To develop a new die for the manufacturing of Telekom Malaysia Berhad (TM) clamp pole step. 1.4.1 SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE 1. To study the manufacturing processes of clamp pole step 2. To make a new die for manufacturing of clamp pole step 3. To measure the die performance by checking the products quality 1.5 SCOPE 1. Development a new die by using XW41 and DH2 steels 2. Test the quality of die produced by checking the product quality 3. Conduct dimensional test and visual inspection to check the quality of clamp pole step. 8

CHAPTER 2 LITERATURE REVIEW 2.0 Introduction This chapter introduces the previous study on die manufacturing including about function of die itself and describe in detail about component and type of stamping die. This section also covers the step to design new die, the description about bill of material, the characteristic of die steel and the type of steel have been used to manufacture die and the history of stamping process. 2.1 Die Nearly all of the preceding press-working operations are performed with conventional punch and die tooling (Groover, 2011). The tooling is referred to as die. It is custom designed for the particular part to be produced. The term stamping die is sometimes used for high production dies. Die is very important tool for making the product in massive production. The die material must be hard compare to product material and must have high resistance with shock absorption because basically die have long life span. The die is specially design to develop extremely high hardness level and heat abrasion resisted when heat treated (D. Jarvis et al., 2000). Typical materials for stamping dies are tool steel types D, A, O and S. Products made with dies range from simple paper clips to complex pieces used in advanced technology. The die design and manufacturing process begin from receiving a customer s purchased invoice to the accomplishment of development through die design, die fabrication, assembly, and verification of die validity (Choi et al., 2013). 9

2.1.1 Components of a Stamping Die Component of a stamping die to perform a simple blanking operation (G. Mikell P, 2011). Figure 2.1 illustrates the components of a punch and die for a blanking operation. The working components are the punch and die, which perform the cutting operation. They are attached to the upper and lower position of the die set, respectively called the punch holder (or upper shoe) and die holder (lower shoe). The die set includes guide pins and bushing to ensure proper alignment between the punch and die during the stamping operation. The die holder is attached to the base of the press, and the punch holder is attached to the ram. Actuation of the ram accomplishes the pressworking operation. Figure 2.1 Components of a punch and die for a blanking operation. In addition to these components, a die used for blanking or hole-punching must include a means of preventing the sheet metal from sticking to the punch when it is retracted upward after the operation (Groover, 2011). The newly created hole in the stock is the same size as the punch, and it tends to cling to the punch on its withdrawal. The device in the die that strips the sheet metal from the punch is called a stripper. It 10

is often a simple plate attached to the die in Figure 2.1, with a hole slightly larger than the punch diameter. For dies that process strips or coils of sheet metal, a device is required to stop the sheet metal as it advances through the die between press cycles. That device is called a stop. Stop range from simple solid pins located in the path of the strip to block its forward motion, to more complex mechanisms synchronized to rise and retract with the actuation of the press. 2.1.2 Type of Stamping Die The operation that stamping die that classified in cold stamping tool type was able to perform for example bending, cutting, piercing, blanking and etc. (Hu et al., 2016). Other differences deal with the number of separate operation to be performed in each press actuation and how it accomplished. The type of die considered above performs a single blanking operation with each stroke of the press and is called a simple die. More complicated press-working dies include compound die, combination die, and progressive die. Compound die is a one type of die that able to performs two process at single station for example blanking and punching process or blanking and drawing process (Oberg, 2012). A good example is a compound die that blanks and punches a washer (Groover, 2011). Combination die which combines two or more different operations, such as cutting with forming or drawing operation. The combination dies are variation action dies with one process succeeding the other within die using actuated die and punch assembly (Khan et al., 2011). A progressive die performs two or more operations on sheet metal coil or two more stations with each press stroke. The part is fabricated progressively. The coil is fed from one station to the next and different operations (e.g., punching, notching, bending and blanking) are performed at each station. When the part exits the final station, it has been completed and separated (cut) from the remaining coil. Design of a progressive die begin with the layout of the part on the strip or coil and the 11