Direct Die Shape Compensation for Forging of Ni-Based Aerofoil Blades

Ou, Hengan; Lan, Jun; Armstrong, Cecil; Walloe, S.; Ward, Michael J.

doi:10.1063/1.1766554

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“…In many cases these issues are handled in a robust way with the tools and capabilities offered by general purpose finite element codes. Subsequently, general purpose finite element codes have been used for diverse forming applications in recent years ranging from conventional to nano-scale modeling (some samples from multiple suppliers can easily be found in the previous NUMIFORM 2004 Conference [1][2][3][4][5][6]) and continue to have a presence alongside with special purpose codes in forming simulations. Some of the key technologies behind such forming simulations are discussed first in this paper.…”

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The Role of a General Purpose Code in Forming Simulations

Rebelo¹,

Nagtegaal²,

Fox³

et al. 2007

AIP Conference Proceedings

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The paper discusses the utility and relevance of general purpose codes such as ABAQUS in forming simulations. The paper discusses some of the technologies embedded in ABAQUS and how they can be useful to simulating and solving industrial forming problems. The paper demonstrates this with three relevant examples pertaining to stamping, sheet-stretching and forming of medical devices made out of super-elastic materials.

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