The present application relates to the field of
titanium alloy forging regulation technology, in particular to a
titanium alloy metal forging process parameter regulation method based on digital twinning, comprising: deploying
isothermal forging presses, multi-section intelligent
temperature control systems, vacuum or protective
atmosphere environments and multi-source online monitoring sensor networks in the
physical space to collect multi-source state data during the
forging process. A
virtual space constructs a digital twin of a constitutive model
library based on Gleeble
thermal simulation experiments, a finite element real-time
simulation engine and process decision
algorithm, realizes real-
time data transmission between the virtual and real spaces through a data interaction link, drives the
simulation to generate a
virtual mirror, compares key field variables with the threshold values of the constitutive model
library in real
time to trigger parameter optimization, and returns the optimized parameters to realize the coordinated closed-loop adjustment of the press speed,
temperature control power and
atmosphere control logic. The
present method can accurately characterize the damage behavior of
titanium alloy materials and maintain the dynamic stability of the forging
process state.