2020
DOI: 10.1007/s11661-020-05854-6
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Effects of Size and Distribution of Spheroidized Cementite on Void Initiation in the Punched Surface of Medium-Carbon Steel

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“…Elastic deformation of the die and the testing machine occurred during punching; the experimental values were corrected using a method from previous research. 20) The increase tendency of the experimental punch force agrees approximately with the analytical tendency. However, the FE analysis exhibits three different sections: sharp punch force decrease, maximum punch force, and punch force decrease ratio after the maximum punch force.…”
Section: Validity Of Fe Model Of Punching Testsupporting
confidence: 72%
“…Elastic deformation of the die and the testing machine occurred during punching; the experimental values were corrected using a method from previous research. 20) The increase tendency of the experimental punch force agrees approximately with the analytical tendency. However, the FE analysis exhibits three different sections: sharp punch force decrease, maximum punch force, and punch force decrease ratio after the maximum punch force.…”
Section: Validity Of Fe Model Of Punching Testsupporting
confidence: 72%
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Section: Field Application With Examplesmentioning
confidence: 99%