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Mechanics of Sheet Metal Forming: Material Behavior and Deformation Analysis

Mechanics of Sheet Metal Forming: Material Behavior and Deformation Analysis

Koistinen, D.

Paperback

Technology & Engineering

ISBN10: 1461328829
ISBN13: 9781461328827
Publisher: Springer Pg
Published: Oct 12 2011
Pages: 416
Weight: 1.49
Height: 0.87 Width: 6.69 Depth: 9.61
Language: English
This volume records the proceedings of an international symposium on ME- CHANICS OF SHEET METAL FORMING: Material Behavior and Deformation Analysis. It was sponsored and held at the General Motors Research Labora- tories on October 17-18, 1977. This symposium was the twenty-first in an annual series. The objective of this symposium was to discuss the research frontiers in experimental and theoretical methods of sheet metal forming analysis and, also, to determine directions of future research to advance technology that would be useful in metal stamping plants. Metal deformation analyses which provide guide- lines for metal flanging are already in use. Moreover, recent advances in computer techniques for solving plastic flow equations and in measurements of material parameters are leading to dynamic models of many stamping operations. These models would accurately predict the stresses and strains in the sheet as a function of punch travel. They would provide the engineer with the knowledge he needs to improve die designs. The symposium papers were organized into five sessions: the state of the art, constitutive relations of sheet metal, role of friction, sheet metal formability, and deformation analysis of stamping operations. We believe this volume not only summarizes the various viewpoints at the time of the symposium, but also pro- vides an outlook for materials and mechanics research in the future.

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