2016
DOI: 10.1063/1.4963442
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SPIF of brass alloys: Preliminary studies

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“…A series of trials have been conducted by Fritzen et al (2013Fritzen et al ( , 2016Fritzen et al ( , 2017. In the first, Fritzen et al (2013) investigate SPIF of 70/30 brass alloy using an experimental approach to determine formability.…”
Section: Applying Isf To the Trumpet Bellmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A series of trials have been conducted by Fritzen et al (2013Fritzen et al ( , 2016Fritzen et al ( , 2017. In the first, Fritzen et al (2013) investigate SPIF of 70/30 brass alloy using an experimental approach to determine formability.…”
Section: Applying Isf To the Trumpet Bellmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The maximum working length (100mm) was achieved for the lowest step size, increasing also the obtainable wall angle of 1° (compared with higher step size selection). Investigating a 65/35 brass, Fritzen et al (2016) investigate the mechanical resistance of a brass alloy of SPIF, using a CNC parallel robotic arm. The authors conclude that for brass, similar to other metals, the forming forces and the occurrence of fracture increase with the blank thickness increasing.…”
Section: Applying Isf To the Trumpet Bellmentioning
confidence: 99%