Deformation Behavior of Aluminum Alloys under Various Stress States: Material Modeling and Testing
Toshihiko Kuwabara, Frédéric Barlat
pp. 1193-1217
抄録
Forming simulation is an indispensable analysis tool in industry, the most important objective of which being the reproduction of the material deformation behavior during the process as accurately as possible to predict forming defects and determine optimum forming conditions precisely. This paper reviews the material models suitable for metal forming simulations and the material test methods that can reproduce the various types of stress states occurring in real forming operations. These test methods are essential to verify the validity of material models. Examples of forming simulation results for aluminum alloys are presented, illustrating the significant influence of the material models on the accuracy of the process predictions. Finally, the emerging research trends in the field of material modeling and testing are discussed.
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