2023
DOI: 10.1007/s10853-023-08695-x
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Validation and improvement in metallic material tensile models for small punch tests

Qiwen Li,
Xun Wang,
Lei Zhao
et al.
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“…During the cutting process, the workpiece material in the shear plane experiences various effects, such as strain hardening, strain rate reinforcement, and thermal softening, which arise due to the force-thermal coupling 23 25 . Sonmez and Demir derived an analytical relationship between hardness and flow stress using the Brinell and Vickers methods.…”
Section: Analysis Of the Relationship Between Two-phase Flow Stress A...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…During the cutting process, the workpiece material in the shear plane experiences various effects, such as strain hardening, strain rate reinforcement, and thermal softening, which arise due to the force-thermal coupling 23 25 . Sonmez and Demir derived an analytical relationship between hardness and flow stress using the Brinell and Vickers methods.…”
Section: Analysis Of the Relationship Between Two-phase Flow Stress A...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The correlation of small specimen technology with standard specimen test: The testing results of small specimen technologies are different to those of the standard specimen test, especially for the small punch test and the indentation test, and correlation methods are needed. There are three kinds of correlation methods: empirical equations [9], theoretical derivation models [10], and machine learning models [11]. Empirical equations are very convenient in engineering applications, but the parameters in empirical equations are usually materials-dependent.…”
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