2019
DOI: 10.1007/s00170-019-04419-1
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Minimizing wrinkling formation of GPa-grade steels in multi-stage crash forming process

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“…GPa-grade steels which exhibit an ultimate tensile strength of at least 1,000 MPa have been widely applied to body-inwhite (BIW) structures to improve their crash worthiness and reduce their weight [1][2][3]. However, undesired fractures frequently occur during the stamping and flanging process due to the poor formability and sheared edge stretchability of GPa-grade steels, which restricts their wide application in BIW panels [4][5].…”
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“…GPa-grade steels which exhibit an ultimate tensile strength of at least 1,000 MPa have been widely applied to body-inwhite (BIW) structures to improve their crash worthiness and reduce their weight [1][2][3]. However, undesired fractures frequently occur during the stamping and flanging process due to the poor formability and sheared edge stretchability of GPa-grade steels, which restricts their wide application in BIW panels [4][5].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Workers could not avoid having to undertake much trial and error to find the optimized motion law [10]. Chanhee et al [11,12] carried out experimental validations by applying the design variables suggested by the safe forming window for the multi-stage forming.…”
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