A Deformational Analysis of a Titanium Alloy Supported by the Mathematical Modelling of the Sheet Metal Forming Process via Numerical Simulation

The issue of the mathematical modelling of the deformation process nowadays affects an indispensable part of the industrial stamping production process. In view of this issue, this paper focuses on the research and analysis of the mechanical properties and stress-strain characteristics of the titanium alloy AMS4900. The investigated material properties and characteristics serve as input parameters defining the yield criterion in the environment of sheet metal forming process numerical simulations. Through the quality of the input parameters and the choice of the material model, the accuracy of the resulting numerical simulations is quite fundamentally affected. For this reason, the influence of the selected material models and the relevant material parameters with respect to the real sheet metal forming process is compared and evaluated in this paper.

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Materials
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2025-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.3390/ma18071598
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Metal Forming Simulation Techniques
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A Deformational Analysis of a Titanium Alloy Supported by the Mathematical Modelling of the Sheet Metal Forming Process via Numerical Simulation

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The issue of the mathematical modelling of the deformation process nowadays affects an indispensable part of the industrial stamping production process. In view of this issue, this paper focuses on the research and analysis of the mechanical properties and stress-strain characteristics of the titanium alloy AMS4900. The investigated material properties and characteristics serve as input parameters defining the yield criterion in the environment of sheet metal forming process numerical simulations. Through the quality of the input parameters and the choice of the material model, the accuracy of the resulting numerical simulations is quite fundamentally affected. For this reason, the influence of the selected material models and the relevant material parameters with respect to the real sheet metal forming process is compared and evaluated in this paper.

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