2013
DOI: 10.4028/www.scientific.net/aef.8-9.215
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Quality of the Hydroformed Tubular Parts

Abstract: Abstract:In this paper the authors shows hydroforming of tubular parts. Also it presents the technology of the hydroforming of the tubular parts. It is presented some experimental research compared with the prediction of the numerical simulation of this process. There are presented also the mechanical parameters of the material which are used in the field of the deforming process.

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“…When the structures are excited by frequencies that are close or equal to their resonant frequencies, they oscillate in special shapes that are called mode shapes. By understanding the behaviour of the structure in the range of frequencies at which a resonance may occur, the structure can be designed to be stronger and more stable, so it is possible to avoid the destructions caused by unwanted oscillation [6].…”
Section: Modal Analysis Of a Gear Wheelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When the structures are excited by frequencies that are close or equal to their resonant frequencies, they oscillate in special shapes that are called mode shapes. By understanding the behaviour of the structure in the range of frequencies at which a resonance may occur, the structure can be designed to be stronger and more stable, so it is possible to avoid the destructions caused by unwanted oscillation [6].…”
Section: Modal Analysis Of a Gear Wheelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are a few technological and economic constraints that currently limit the full and efficient recycling of plastic wastes into useful products. it would be great if these products could be reused in the production of consumer goods, by hydroforming or other methods, as other researchers have done [7].…”
Section: Plastics Recyclingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Figure 9 shows the tubes made by hydroforming. It is possible to observe the inner and outer surface of the tubes [19][20][21]. Figure 9a shows the difference in roughness caused by the hydroforming process.…”
Section: The Own Achievement Of Hydroformingmentioning
confidence: 99%