Advanced Materials in Sheet Metal Forming

Miklós Tisza

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.581.137

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Health Effects from Occupational Exposure to Metalworking Fluid Mist
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Experimental Investigation of Tool Breakage in Micro Drilling of EN AW-5083 Aluminium
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Static-Stiffness Analysis of a Roll-Bending Machine of High-Power
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Determination of the Chip Width and the Undeformed Chip Thickness in Rotational Turning
p.131

Advanced Materials in Sheet Metal Forming
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Preliminary Study of Ozone Utilization in Elimination of Bacterial Contamination in Metalworking Fluids
p.143

Cutting Data Influence on Cutting Forces and Surface Finish during Sintered Carbide Turning
p.148

Study of the Effect of the Cutting Force Decomposition on Machined Surface when Hard Turning
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Finite Element Analysis of Orthogonal Hard Turning with Different Tool Geometries
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Advanced Materials in Sheet Metal Forming

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In this paper, some recent developments in materials applied in sheet metal forming processes will be overviewed mainly from the viewpoint of automotive industry as one of the most important application fields. If we consider the main requirements in the automotive industry we can state that there are very contradictory demands on developments. Better performance with lower consumption and lower harmful emission, more safety and comfort are hardly available simultaneously with conventional materials and conventional manufacturing processes. These requirements are the main driving forces behind the material and technological developments in sheet metal forming: application of high strength steels, low weight light alloys and the appropriate non-conventional forming processes are the main target fields of developments summarized in this paper.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 581)

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Miklós Tisza

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Advanced Materials, High Strength Steel (HSS), Light Alloys, Sheet Metal Forming

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