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Comparative Analysis of Aluminum and Steel Sheets in Lightweight Car Body Applications
The use of lightweight materials in vehicle production is a key trend in the automotive industry, driven by a need for greater efficiency, sustainability and improved performance.
Imre Czinege
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Unless the strain-based forming limit diagram (e-FLD) is a useful tool in failure prediction for sheet metal, the complex shape can lead to a non-linear strain history, which e-FLD cannot adequately describe.
Suranuntchai, Surasak +1 more
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Thickness ratio effects on forming limit diagram of tailor-welded blanks
In this paper, Tailor-welded blanks (TWBs) of same material but with different thickness combinations were welded together to form a single part before having the formability testing.
Chan, S.M., Chan, L.C., Lee, T.C.
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Modeling of forming limit for multilayer sheets based on strain-rate potentials
In order to evaluate the forming limits of planar anisotropic multilayer sheet materials, the Marciniak-Kuczynski (M-K) model was formulated based on the strain-rate potential.
Kim, H +7 more
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Damages occurring in the bending area of the bent parts and the springback that occurs after shaping are among the important factors affecting the quality of the shaped products. In this study, the formability of AA5754 sheet metal with V bending at room
Vedat Taşdemir
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A new concept in obtaining a forming limit diagram of tailor welded blanks
Nowadays, tailor welded blanks (TWBs) have a great role to play in saving of cost, vehicle weight, and fuel consumption in automobile industries. A TWB constitutes blanks with different thicknesses and/or coatings and/or mechanical properties welded ...
A Menhaj +3 more
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Modelling the Forming Limit Diagram for Aluminium Alloy Sheets using ANN and ANFIS
In this work, it is planned to model the formability of various grades of aluminium sheet metals using ANN and optimization is done using ANFIS. Formability test is performed on aluminium sheet metals Al5052, Al6061 and Al8011 with thickness 0.8 mm, 1 mm
C. Pandivelan +7 more
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Development of a Formability Prediction Model for Aluminium Sandwich Panels with Polymer Core. [PDF]
Liu X +7 more
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