Diagnostics of Material Properties of Steel Sheets from the Tensile Test Record

Jozef Kmec; Erika Fechová

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.669.142

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Diagnostics of Material Properties of Steel Sheets from the Tensile Test Record

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Nowadays it is not possible to predict material properties such as stampability and their behaviour during pressing at certain conditions without computer simulation. Reliability and accuracy of the results of numerical simulation depend on accuracy of used material model and completeness of input material parameters. The paper mainly deals with diagnostics of material properties of steel sheets from the tensile test record.

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Jozef Kmec, Erika Fechová*

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Material Properties, MATLAB Software, Tensile Test

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