Comparison of sheet-metal-forming simulation and try-out tools in the design of a forming tool
(2004) In Journal of Engineering Design 15(6). p.551-561- Abstract
- Today, sheet-metal-forming simulation is a powerful technique for predicting the formability of automotive parts. Compared with traditional methods such as the use of try-out tools, sheet-metal-forming simulation enables a significant increase in the number of tool designs that can be tested before hard tools are manufactured. Another advantage of sheet-metal-forming simulation is the possibility to use it at an early stage of the design process, for example in the preliminary design phase. Today, the accuracy of the results in sheet-metal-forming simulation is high enough to replace the use of try-out tools to a great extent. At Volvo Car Corporation, Body Components, where this study has been carried out, sheet-metal-forming simulation... (More)
- Today, sheet-metal-forming simulation is a powerful technique for predicting the formability of automotive parts. Compared with traditional methods such as the use of try-out tools, sheet-metal-forming simulation enables a significant increase in the number of tool designs that can be tested before hard tools are manufactured. Another advantage of sheet-metal-forming simulation is the possibility to use it at an early stage of the design process, for example in the preliminary design phase. Today, the accuracy of the results in sheet-metal-forming simulation is high enough to replace the use of try-out tools to a great extent. At Volvo Car Corporation, Body Components, where this study has been carried out, sheet-metal-forming simulation is used as an integrated part in the process of tool design and tool production. (Less)
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- Andersson, Alf LU
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- 2004
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- Journal of Engineering Design
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- 15
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- 6
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- 551 - 561
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- Taylor & Francis
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- wos:000225768600003
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- 1466-1837
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- 10.1080/09544820410001697598
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- English
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title = {{Comparison of sheet-metal-forming simulation and try-out tools in the design of a forming tool}},
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