5. Application examples for forming processes
This section presents a few examples of applications of the models presented above. It is important to note that the accuracy of the results obtained depends not only on the richness of the model used, but also on the quality of the parameter identification procedure. It should also be added that the behavior of materials is elasto-plastic with isotropic strain-hardening. Details of the exact formulas of the strain-hardening law and its identified parameters are presented in the corresponding references.
5.1 Breakage criteria
Decoupled models have the major advantage of being easy to implement and use. As they do not take into account the influence of damage on material behavior, the mesh size dependence of the solution, due to the softening effect of damage,...
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Bibliography
Events
ICF – International Conference on Fracture
ECF – European Conference on Fracture
CFRAC – Conference on Computational Modeling of Fracture and Failure of Materials and Structures
Numiform – International Conference on Numerical Methods in Industrial Forming Processes
Esaform – International ESAFORM Conference on Material Forming...
International scientific journals
IJFO – International Journal of Material Forming
JMPT – Journal of Materials Processing Technology
EFM – Engineering Fracture Mechanics
IJDM – International Journal of Damage Mechanics
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