An Optimization Case Study on Single Point Incremental Forming

Pham Son Minh; Van Vinh Hoang; Minh Tai Le

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.861.95

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An Optimization Case Study on Single Point Incremental Forming

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Single point incremental forming is a major process in a number of different industrial applications. Blank are easily found around us from furniture and household equipment to industrial machinery and equipment. To ensure high-quality sheet metal, it is vital to consider the influence of parameters. Accordingly, in this paper, the parameters affecting product quality are analyzed. Through the testing process, we obtain the parameters that help the product achieve high quality in terms of mechanics, which is an important first step for the process of developing the technology.

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Pham Son Minh*, Van Vinh Hoang, Minh Tai Le

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Metal Forming, Plate Thickness, Single Point Incremental Forming, Stamping

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