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Design of forging process parameters with deformation and temperature constraints

Grandhi et al., 1996

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9685606329400526174
Author
Grandhi R
Cheng H
Kumar S
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This paper presents a methodology for designing optimal process parameters for forging operations. The nonlinear rigid viscoplastic finite element (FE) method is used for deformation and thermal analyses. From the FE model a state space system is developed for …
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