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Journal of Manufacturing and Materials ProcessingBrass sheets are extensively utilized in the automotive, electrical, and other industries, where an in-depth understanding of their formability is crucial for achieving optimal performance in production applications. This study investigates the influence
Aseel Hamad Abed +4 more
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Development of an in-plane biaxial test for forming limit curve (FLC) characterization of metallic sheets [PDF]
Measurement Science and Technology, 2010 The main objective of this work is to propose a new experimental device able to give for a single specimen a good prediction of rheological parameters and formability under static and dynamic conditions (for intermediate strain rates). In this paper, we focus on the characterization of sheet metal forming.
Lionel LEOTOING
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Controlling factors of forming limit curve: A review
Advances in Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, 2021 Sheet metal forming industry widely adopted the forming limit curve (FLC) as a limiting criterion in sheet metal forming. Regardless of its commercial importance, controlling factors of FLC are not systematically investigated up to date.
Surajit Kumar Paul
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Chinese Journal of Aeronautics, 2013 AbstractThe Forming Limit Curve (FLC) of the third generation aluminum–lithium (Al–Li) alloy 2198-T3 is measured by conducting a hemispherical dome test with specimens of different widths. The theoretical prediction of the FLC of 2198-T3 is based on the M–K theory utilizing respectively the von Mises, Hill’48, Hosford and Barlat 89 yield functions, and
Guiqiang Guo
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Effect of temperature and strain rate fluctuation on forming limit curve of 5083 Al-Mg alloy sheet
Advances in Mechanical Engineering, 2022 The temperature and strain rate have significant effect on the formability of Al-Mg alloy sheet during warm forming process. Forming limit curve (FLC) is widely used for predicting sheet failure in warm forming simulation. However, the current simulation
Bo Hou +3 more
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Metals, 2019 A new method, by directly utilizing original measured data (OMD) of the stress−strain relation in the Marciniak−Kuczynski (M−K) model, was proposed to predict the forming limit curve (FLC) of an aluminum alloy sheet.
Lirong Sun +3 more
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MetalsA phenomenological model for the prediction of the forming limit curve (FLC) based on basic mechanical properties through a uniaxial tensile test can tremendously shorten the design time of the forming process and reduce the measuring costs.
Wei-Jin Chen +7 more
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Prediction of Material Failure in Incremental Sheet Metal Forming
Engineering Proceedings, 2022 Incremental sheet metal forming offers the possibility of producing formed parts in small batches efficiently and in a resource-saving manner. However, in order to exploit this potential, a high level of process understanding and process-relevant ...
Stephan Lüder +5 more
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A Modified M-K Method for Accurate Prediction of FLC of Aluminum Alloy
Metals, 2021 Forming limit curve (FLC) is an important failure criterion for sheet metals in sheet metal forming, while the M-K model is widely used for the prediction of the FLC.
Xiaoxing Li +3 more
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Forming Process Analysis of an AA6060 Aluminum Vessel [PDF]
Fracture and Structural Integrity, 2018 This work analyses the results of a simple forming process of an AA6060 aluminium alloy sheet in order to validate the development of a simulation model based on the finite element method (FEM).
Gillo Giuliano +3 more
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