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Investigation on the optimal geometrical parameters for cylindrical cups in warm hydromechanical deep drawing process [PDF]
Warm sheet hydroforming process has being investigated in recent years with its high formability feature. Warm hydromechanical deep drawing (WHDD) which is a type of the warm sheet hydroforming process is important for deeper parts. To determine the formability of the WHDD process the most convenient tool is Limiting Drawing Ratio (LDR).
Turkoz, Mevlut +3 more
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COMPARISON OF CONVENTIONAL DRAWING, INVERTED DRAWING AND WARM FORMING PROCESSES FOR DEEP DRAWING OF ALUMINIUM CUPS [PDF]
Cup drawing is one of the important operations in sheet metal forming. Manufacturing of the aluminium base cup involves several stages such as blanking, first drawing, second drawing, taper formation and trimming. This increases the process time. An attempt has therefore, been made to develop a comprehensive, rigorous, yet easily-workable method of ...
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Warm deep drawing of aluminium sheet [PDF]
Aluminium sheet drawing processes can be improved by manipulating local flow behaviour by means of elevated temperatures and temperature gradients in the tooling. Forming tests showed that a substantial improvement is possible not only for 5xxx but also for 6xxx series alloys.
Bolt, P.J. +2 more
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Abstract Warm Hydromechanical Deep Drawing (WHDD) is considered as an effective sheet metal forming process to overcome low formability problems of lightweight materials, such as aluminum and magnesium alloys, at room temperature. WHDD process combines the advantages of Hydromechanical Deep Drawing (HDD) and Warm Deep Drawing (WDD) processes. In this
Mevlüt Türköz +5 more
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"Set for Two Variation#2" (Drawing Biennial 2021, Drawing Room, London) [PDF]
This work is part of a series of drawings which inform my larger scale painting. The drawing and re-drawing of shapes from observation and memory allow me to rediscover and develop spaces and form within the pictorial space. I allow space in the work for
Macdonald, Sarah +1 more
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Thermoplastic-based fibre metal laminates (FMLs) have gained increasing interest in the automotive industry due to their forming potential—especially at higher temperatures—into complex components compared to thermoset-based ones.
Wei Hua +4 more
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Deep drawing of DC06 at high strain rates
Velocity effects in production technology provide technological and economic advantages, but they require consideration of strain rate dependent material behaviour in numerical process modelling.
Galiev, Elmar +4 more
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Two step–ageing of 7xxx series alloys with an intermediate warm-forming step
Two-step ageing of 7xxx series alloys can reduce ageing time while obtaining similar mechanical properties as a longer isothermal heat treatment. In this paper, an intermediate deep-drawing step at 120–160 °C is introduced to produce elongated cup–shaped
Johannes A. Österreicher +5 more
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Deep drawing is a sheet metal forming operation which involves conversion of flat thin sheet blanks drawn into desired cups. Forming of high strength sheet metal and low weight alloys under warm conditions is in great demand now-a-days and its ...
Lade Jayahari +5 more
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Robot-Assisted Cold and Warm Incremental Sheet Forming of Aluminum Alloy 6061: A Comparative Study
Incremental sheet forming (ISF) requires no or partial dies for sheet metal fabrication and is widely used for small batch production. In this process, necking is either suppressed or delayed due to the localized nature of tool–sheet contact; hence, more
Ravi Prakash Singh +7 more
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