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The maximum strain that the sheet metal can suffer in stretch-forming processes is limited by the phenomena of strain localization and fracture. Both are strictly connected with the stability loss of the workpiece. Different possible modes of instability are discussed in the paper. Also the post-stability stages of the forming process are analyzed.
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The maximum strain that the sheet metal can suffer in stretch-forming processes is limited by the phenomena of strain localization and fracture. Both are strictly connected with the stability loss of the workpiece. Different possible modes of instability are discussed in the paper. Also the post-stability stages of the forming process are analyzed.
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Journal of the Japan Society for Technology of Plasticity, 2014
Erik Tempelman +2 more
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Erik Tempelman +2 more
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Forming of Micro-Sheet-Metal Components
2010Sheet metal components are used extensively in various applications such as vehicles, aircraft, electronics products, medical implants and packaging for consuming goods, typical parts/components including car panels, aircraft skins, cans for food and drinks, frames for TV/computer screens/monitors/displays, etc.
Qin, Yi +5 more
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Light sheet fluorescence microscopy
Nature Reviews Methods Primers, 2021Ernst H K Stelzer +2 more
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Sheet Metal Forming Simulation
2010Abstract Simulation programs are becoming more effective tools in reducing the need for physical testing and the avoidance of costly downstream problems by solving the problems upfront in the early development stage. This article provides a brief review of the history and applied analysis of simple forming operations. It focuses on metal
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Stability of the Antarctic Ice Sheet during the pre-industrial Holocene
Nature Reviews Earth & Environment, 2022Richard Jones +2 more
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