2015
DOI: 10.1007/s11665-015-1740-6
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Characterization of Tensile Properties, Limiting Strains, and Deep Drawing Behavior of AA5754-H22 Sheet at Elevated Temperature

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“…Regions V and VI occupy the outer one , region III occupies the yield locus , and region IV occupies the yield locus . The authors in [9] also gave a similar result of these temperature-dependent yield loci. In Figure 2, the stress and strain states are also given.…”
Section: Insight Analysis Of Stress and Plastic Strain Evolution In Wsupporting
confidence: 53%
“…Regions V and VI occupy the outer one , region III occupies the yield locus , and region IV occupies the yield locus . The authors in [9] also gave a similar result of these temperature-dependent yield loci. In Figure 2, the stress and strain states are also given.…”
Section: Insight Analysis Of Stress and Plastic Strain Evolution In Wsupporting
confidence: 53%
“…For comparison, the capability of Johnson-Cook model, modified models of Zerilli-Armstrong and Arrhenius and artificial neural network were considered for constitutive behavior. Better formability of the materials was observed at an elevated temperature of 623 K in terms of cup height and maximum safe strains by conducting cylindrical cup deep drawing experiments under two different punch speeds of 4 and 400 mm/min [22]. Tensile tests of AA5754-H22 aluminum alloy were carried out at five different temperatures and three different strain rates to investigate the deformation behavior correlating with the Cowper-Symonds constitutive equation.…”
Section: Aluminum Alloy Behavior During Deep Drawing Processmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1. There were previous literatures on the analysis of the bending strains developed due to the use of sub-size punch geometry [14,15]. In the biaxial deformed specimen under lubricated condition, the bending strain was found out to be 0.0045, and this strain was deducted from both the major and minor strains to obtain the corrected limiting strains.…”
Section: Forming Limit Diagrammentioning
confidence: 99%