Description: “Simulation-based technology development for metal forming” is a compilation of selected conference papers presented at the metal forming conference MEFORM 2019, that has taken place from March 20^th to 21^st, 2019 in Freiberg / Saxony. The publication addresses to engineers as wells as to representatives of R&D institutions and technical education aiming for simulation-based technology development in the metalworking industries. It provides insights and information about new simulation approaches to support the development of materials and forming technologies for light or heavy metals and material characterization. The models range from fast models for material flow and load prediction to time-consuming multi-scale approaches, including microstructure evolution and the resulting mechanical properties.

Resource Efficient Material and Forming Technologies

Edited by: Rudolf Kawalla, Ulrich Prahl, Marie Moses, Heike Wemme, Johannes Luft and Markus Kirschner

Online since: March 2018

Description:

“Resource Efficient Material and Forming Technologies” is a compilation of selected conference papers presented at the metal forming conference MEFORM 2018, that has taken place from 21st to 23rd of March 2018 in Freiberg / Saxony. The publication is for engineers as wells as for representatives of R&D institutions and technical education aiming to resource-efficient production in the metalworking industries.It provides insights and information about new materials and technological developments for metals and forming technologies. Topics concern current trends in the field of light metals, steel and non-ferrous metals, energy-efficient production processes, new developments in the rolling, forging and heat treatment techniques, technological processes modelling and designing of the plant concept.