AIAA Journal · 1993 · 49 citations · 14 references
EngineeringManufacturing EngineeringMaterials EngineeringDesign OptimizationFinite Element AnalysisFinite Element MethodsComputational Solid MechanicsFinite Element FormulationNonlinear Finite Element AnalysisPlastic AnalysisShape OptimizationSolid Mechanics ApplicationsDeformationDeformation RatesDie DesignFinite Element Deformation AnalysisFinite Element Viscoplastic AnalysisForging ProcessesPlastic Deformation BehaviorPlastic Deformation Simulation
An optimization method is developed for the design of intermediate die shapes needed in the plane strain and axisymmetric forging operations. The approach is based on backward deformation simulation using nonlinear rigid viscoplastic finite element method and shape optimization techniques. The advantage of this optimization approach is that it has the ability to determine the intermediate die shapes from the final product shape by applying constraints on the plastic deformation of the material. This paper presents axisymmetric disk and plane strain case studies to demonstrate the new design procedures for minimizing variations in deformation rates during a multistage forging operation.
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Introduction to Optimum Design
Zhiye Zhao · Probabilistic Engineering Mechanics · 1990 · 787 citations
Energy and variational methods in applied mechanics
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