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This paper covers issues and procedures relevant to constitutive relations and elevated temperature and strain rate testing of metals. The need for high quality materials data is imperative for realistic and accurate process modeling/computer simulation of modern high speed drawing processes. In addition to the need for compensating for temperature effects, accurate knowledge of the strain rate at each draw stand is needed to define appropriate testing conditions.
This paper covers issues and procedures relevant to constitutive relations and elevated temperature and strain rate testing of metals. The need for high quality materials data is imperative for realistic and accurate process modeling/computer simulation of modern high speed drawing processes. In addition to the need for compensating for temperature effects, accurate knowledge of the strain rate at each draw stand is needed to define appropriate testing conditions.
| Author(s) | Joseph Domblesky, Marquette University, and Doug Jones and Klaus Gebauer, TRW Corporation., USA. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI 74th Annual Convention, Cleveland, OH USA. Published in WJI, April 2005. |
| Year | 2004 |
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