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Hydroforming of elliptical cavities [PDF]
Physical Review Special Topics - Accelerators and Beams, 2015 Activities of the past several years in developing the technique of forming seamless (weldless) cavity cells by hydroforming are summarized. An overview of the technique developed at DESY for the fabrication of single cells and multicells of the TESLA cavity shape is given and the major rf results are presented.
Singer, W. +3 more
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New Technology in Hydroforming
Journal of the Japan Society for Technology of Plasticity, 2012 openaire +1 more source
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Hydroforming highlights: sheet hydroforming and tube hydroforming
Journal of Materials Processing Technology, 2004Udgivelsesdato: SEP ...
Lang, Lihui +6 more
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Journal of Materials Processing Technology, 1999
Abstract A brief review of recent developments in the hydroforming processes is presented. The process variations used for forming tubular and flat components, the integral hydrobulge forming of shell products and the newly developed viscous pressure forming process are outlined and their characteristics and applications are summarized, especially in
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Abstract A brief review of recent developments in the hydroforming processes is presented. The process variations used for forming tubular and flat components, the integral hydrobulge forming of shell products and the newly developed viscous pressure forming process are outlined and their characteristics and applications are summarized, especially in
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Formability of Micro-Tubes in Hydroforming
AIP Conference Proceedings, 2011Micro‐hydroforming is a down‐scaled metal forming process, based on the expansion of micro‐tubes by internal pressurization within a die cavity. The objective of micro‐hydroforming is to provide a technology for the economic mass production of complex shaped hollow micro‐components.
Hartl, Christoph +2 more
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Tube Hydroforming: Efficiency and Effectiveness of Pressure Sequence Hydroforming
SAE Technical Paper Series, 1998<div class="htmlview paragraph">Tube hydroforming is a technology that is new to many and proving it's merits as a viable and often superior alternative to welding tubular assemblies from stampings.</div> <div class="htmlview paragraph">This paper discusses how pressure sequence and high pressure hydroforming techniques work, how two ...
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Study of optimizing a tube hydroforming
2016 4th IEEE International Colloquium on Information Science and Technology (CiSt), 2016The shaping by hydroforming process involves several complex phenomena and presents several types of nonlinearities (geometric, material,…). The development of a hydroforming operation requires a lot of testing to determine with precision the optimum loads of trips and get a room without defects.
Mohammed Nassraoui, Bouchaib Radi
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The Hydroforming Technology Seen Through the Eyes of a Material Supplier and a Hydroformer
SAE Technical Paper Series, 1998<div class="htmlview paragraph">The ULSAB project, conducted by a consortium of 35 international steel producers, clearly demonstrates that the application of tubular hydroformed components offers a large contribution to the structural and crash performance of the Body in White whilst offering both a weight and cost saving [<span class="xref ...
Marcel van Schaik +4 more
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Materialwissenschaft und Werkstofftechnik, 2008
AbstractMagnesium alloys reveal a good strength‐to‐weight ratio in the family of lightweight metals and gains potential to provide up to 30 % mass savings compared to aluminium and up to 75 % compared to steel. The use of sheet magnesium alloys for auto body applications is however limited due to the relatively low formability at room temperature ...
M. Liewald, R. Pop
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AbstractMagnesium alloys reveal a good strength‐to‐weight ratio in the family of lightweight metals and gains potential to provide up to 30 % mass savings compared to aluminium and up to 75 % compared to steel. The use of sheet magnesium alloys for auto body applications is however limited due to the relatively low formability at room temperature ...
M. Liewald, R. Pop
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