2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.proeng.2013.08.233
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Application of Thermography to Analyse the Influence of the Deformation Speed in the Forming Process

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“…One of the most relevant works was presented by Taylor and Quinney [1], who studied the relation between thermal and mechanical material properties, quantifying the fraction of plastic work converted to heat. This is defined by the very well-known Taylor-Quinney coefficient, which is dependent on the material properties and the deformation process conditions, mainly the strain rate [2,3]. The experimental detection of localized necking in sheet metal forming using strain-based methods is the most common and extended technique nowadays [4].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…One of the most relevant works was presented by Taylor and Quinney [1], who studied the relation between thermal and mechanical material properties, quantifying the fraction of plastic work converted to heat. This is defined by the very well-known Taylor-Quinney coefficient, which is dependent on the material properties and the deformation process conditions, mainly the strain rate [2,3]. The experimental detection of localized necking in sheet metal forming using strain-based methods is the most common and extended technique nowadays [4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to the supply of thermal energy, it is easy to notice temperature differences in the material and possible anomalies [ 9 ]. Passive thermovision is based on the measurement of the temperature field of an object that was created as a result of its operation [ 10 , 11 ].…”
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“…Os valores obtidos foram comparados com os valores previstos para condição teórica de aquecimento adiabático, a qual superestimou os valores medidos experimentalmente. Recentemente, os estudos termomecânicos que envolvem o uso da termografia por infravermelho restringem-se mais aos ensaios de tração, nos quais procura-se avaliar o aumento da temperatura durante as deformações elástica e plástica, na estricção e na fratura de diferentes materiais [12][13][14]. Além disso, esses estudos auxiliam no desenvolvimento de modelos matemáticos capazes de predizer a temperatura em função do material, tensão, deformação e taxa de deformação até a tensão de resistência máxima do material e transformações de fase induzidas pela deformação plástica [15].…”
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