Calibration of a Shear Specimen

Daniel Iosif Maxim; Liviu Marşavina; Mircea Cristian Dudescu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.254.138

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Calibration of a Shear Specimen

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Different geometries of shear test specimens were experimentally and numerically investigated. They are used for calibration of a virtual model, to be used for sheet metal blanking. Different specimen configurations were simulated in order to determine the strain and stress fields and the potential of producing pure shear failure. Tensile and shear tests were performed using DC01 steel material. The experimental data are used later to calibrate a material with Johnson-Cook elastic-plastic model.

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Daniel Iosif Maxim*, Liviu Marşavina, Mircea Cristian Dudescu

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Anisotropy, Johnson-Cook Material Model, Material Properties, Sheet Metal

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