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Incremental Forming of Multislope Shaped Components

Advanced Materials Research, 2009
In the last years, a number of studies on Incremental Sheet Forming have been focused on formability analysis and, in particular, on the development of models able to predict material response also in the design phase. Due to mechanics complexity, up to now process application is directly dependent on a preliminary experimental investigations based on ...
AMBROGIO G, FILICE L, MANCO G. L, COSSARI, Anthony   +3 more
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Asymmetric Incremental Sheet Forming

Advanced Materials Research, 2005
The use of computers in manufacturing has enabled the development of several new sheet metal forming processes. This paper describes modifications that have been made to traditional forming methods such as conventional spinning and shear forming, where deformation is localized.
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Incremental Sheet Forming (ISF)

2015
Incremental sheet forming (ISF) process is an advanced flexible manufacturing process to produce complex 3D products. In conventional forming process, the products are produced by dedicated tools, i.e. die and punch. However, ISF does not require any dedicated tool. A laboratory setup of single-point incremental forming machine has been developed using
Yogesh Kumar, Santosh Kumar
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Fractal Geometry Rooted Incremental Toolpath for Incremental Sheet Forming

Journal of Manufacturing Science and Engineering, 2017
Single point incremental sheet forming (SPISF) technique is an emerging process for die less forming. It has wide applications in many industries viz. automobile and medical bone transplants. Among several key parameters, toolpath planning is one of the critical aspects of SPISF.
Harish K. Nirala, Anupam Agrawal
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Surface reconstruction for incremental forming

Production Engineering, 2007
In spite of extensive efforts being made with regard to virtual process optimization technology, the production of prototype parts is still a necessity. With respect to the production of sheet metal parts in low quantities, incremental sheet metal forming (ISMF) is a highly interesting process.
A. Erman Tekkaya, Ravi Shankar, Gerd Sebastiani, Werner Homberg, Matthias Kleiner   +4 more
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Incremental Forming of Hollow Shapes

steel research international, 2005
Hollow shapes, particularly the shafts of road vehicle power trains, are a major potential for technical innovation since these components have to be especially strong while component weight and unit costs are highly restrictive. This strategy for innovation requires focusing on a wide range of disciplines of product and technology development and ...
Reimund Neugebauer, Roland Glaß, Michael Hoffmann, Matthias Putz   +3 more
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Benchmark 3 - Incremental sheet forming

AIP Conference Proceedings, 2013
Benchmark-3 is designed to predict strains, punch load and deformed profile after spring-back during single tool incremental sheet forming. AA 7075-O material has been selected. A corn shape is formed to 45 mm depth with an angle of 45°. Problem description, material properties, and simulation reports with experimental data are summarized.
Michael Elford, Pradip Saha, Daeyong Seong, MD Ziaul Haque, Jeong Whan Yoon   +4 more
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Finite Element based Comparative Investigation of Incremental Forming and Elevated Temperature Incremental Forming

International Journal of Manufacturing Research, 2023
Swarit Anand Singh, Satwik Priyadarshi, Puneet Tandon   +2 more
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Single Point Incremental Metal Forming

Brooklyn Says, "Move to Detroit": Project Proceedings, 2017
Single Point Incremental Metal Forming(SPIMF) is a process that allows architectural panels to be incrementally formed from sheet metal into doubly-curved complex shapes using a robotic arm and a stylus-like end effector. SPIMF leverages industrial robots’ precision and strength by gradually pushing the end effect or into vertically supported sheet ...
Andrew Beres, Paul Stockhoff, Marlena McCall, Christopher J. Beorkrem   +3 more
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Single Point “Dieless” Incremental Forming

2015
The dieless NC forming process was developed in Japan as a flexible, alternative manufacturing method to effectively prototype sheet metal stampings and produce production panels with complex shapes in small quantities. It is extremely cost effective, as conventional tooling is not required.
Masaaki Amino, Masashi Mizoguchi, Yuji Terauchi, Trent Maki   +3 more
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