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• 1. Introduction
• 2. Formability
• 3. Finite element simulation: A user's perspective
• 4. Finite element flow formulation
• 5. Introduction to the finite element solid formulation
• 6. Tool design Appendices A. Algebraic decomposition of the stress triaxiality B. Large elastic-plastic and rigid-plastic deformations C. Mathematics for continuum mechanics D. Force increment ratio that is necessary for an elastic element to yield E. Basic cold forging processes F. Calculation of deflections and stress distributions in the die core and stress rings G. MATLAB computer program H. Fit recommendations.
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Metal Forming: Formability, Simulation, and Tool Design focuses on metal formability, finite element modeling, and tool design, providing readers with an integrated overview of the theory, experimentation and practice of metal forming. The book includes formability and finite element topics, including insights on plastic instability, necking, nucleation and coalescence of voids. Chapters discuss the finite element method, including its accuracy, reliability and validity and finite element flow formulation, helping readers understand finite element formulations, iterative solution methods, friction and contact between objects, and other factors. The book's final sections discuss tool design for cold, warm and hot forming processes. Examples of tools, design guidelines, and information related to tool materials, lubricants, finishes, and tool failure are included as well.
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• From the Contents: Fundamentals of metal forming: Metal forming as a manufacturing technique
• Basic terminology of metal forming. - Fundamentals of metal forming machine design: Mechanical presses
• Hydraulic presses
• Tool change and logistics
• press control. - Fundamentals of tool manufacturing
• classification of tools
• design of sheet metal processing tools
• Pre-production optimization of tools. - Sheet metal processing: Overview
• Levelling techniques
• Cutting
• Fine blanking
• Bending
• Deep drawing. - solid-stock forming. - Planning and organisation of press plants. - Metal forming materials.
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The "Metal Forming Handbook" presents the fundamentals of metal forming processes and press design. As a textbook and reference work in one, it provides an in-depth study of the major metal forming technologies: sheet metal forming, cutting, hydroforming and solid forming.Written by qualified, practically-oriented experts for practical implementation, supplemented by sample calculations and illustrated throughout by clearly presented color figures and diagrams, this book provides fundamental information on the state-of-the-art in the field of metal forming technology.
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• Part I: Classification of Materials Processes and Technical Background. Scope and Classification of Materials Processes. Fundamentals of Elasticity and Plasticity. Stress-Strain Curves and Related Mechanical Properties and Related Phenomena. Methods for Analyzing Metalworking Processes. Part II: Classification of Metalworking Processes and Massive or Bulk Deformation Processes. Classification of Metalworking or Metalforming Processes. Rolling. Drawing, Extrusion, and Allied Processes. Classification of Forging Processes and Open-Die Forging. Closed-Die Forging Processes and Related Operations. Analysis, Classification, and Shearing, bending, and Stretch-Forming Operations. Deep Drawing Considerations and Evaluation of Formality. CAD/CAM of Sheetmetal Drawing.
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This text provides a comprehensive treatment of the information needed to design, install, and control metalworking processes. The book is intended for third year and postgraduate courses offered in departments of materials science, mechanical and manufacturing engineering. It covers several important methods used to analyze metalworking processes, including slip-line field method and finite element method. A variety of analytical and computer analysis techniques are discussed, and case studies of engineering and computer applications to metalworking are included in the text.
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• Basic Concepts. Forging. Flow Through Conical Converging Dies. Conventional Extrusion: Direct and Indirect. Recent Developments of Continuous Wiremaking Machines. Impact Extrusion. Hydrostatic Extrusion. Bimetals. Tubing and Tubular Products. Deep-Drawing. Ironing. High-Energy-Rate Forming. Rolling. Spinning. Pressure-Induced Ductility, Reversible Flow, and Metalworking under Pressure. Friction. Soft Tooling. Replacing Brute Force. Index.
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