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DOI: 10.11606/t.3.2016.tde-29122015-151938
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Efeito da deformação plástica sobre as propriedades magnéticas em aços para fins elétricos.

Abstract: VII frequências analisada, a perda histerética é a parcela que mais contribuiu para o aumento da perda magnética com a deformação.

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“…The overall trend of the computed evolution of the force vs displacement can also be checked against the typical force‐displacement characteristics of the metal forming processes under investigation. Typical force‐displacement curves for standard metal forming processes can be found in the specialized literature (Rodrigues and Martins, 2005).…”
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“…The overall trend of the computed evolution of the force vs displacement can also be checked against the typical force‐displacement characteristics of the metal forming processes under investigation. Typical force‐displacement curves for standard metal forming processes can be found in the specialized literature (Rodrigues and Martins, 2005).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Large contact pressures may therefore indicate either a wrong modelling procedure or a correct modelling procedure that will lead to a die failure in practice. Limiting values of strength depend on the materials, heat and surface treatments and design and information can be found in the specialized literature (Rodrigues and Martins, 2005).…”
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“…Figure 5.Relationship between contact pressure and frictional shear stress. Source: Based on Rodrigues and Martins[8] and Altan and Tekkaya[9].…”
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