A Study of the Effect of Process Variables on the Stamp Forming of Rectangular Cups Using Fibre-Metal Laminate Systems

L. Mosse; Wesley J. Cantwell; M.J. Cardew-Hall; Paul Compston; Shankar Kalyanasundaram

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.6-8.649

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A Study of the Effect of Process Variables on the Stamp Forming of Rectangular Cups Using Fibre-Metal Laminate Systems

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The quality of the part and the robustness of the process in stamp-forming of sheet materials are determined by a number of variables. This study looks at the application of the stamping process to a Fibre-Metal Laminate (FML) material system and the effect of the process variables on the formability characteristics of these material systems. The effect of pre-heating temperature on the splitting and wrinkling behaviour has been investigated for two different FML systems. It has been found that different FML systems exhibit different failure modes.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 6-8)

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649-656

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May 2005

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L. Mosse, Wesley J. Cantwell, M.J. Cardew-Hall, Paul Compston, Shankar Kalyanasundaram

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Composite, Forming, Laminates

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