Fu et al., 2010 - Google Patents
Multiple-step incremental air-bending forming of high-strength sheet metal based on simulation analysisFu et al., 2010
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- 6400148630505196347
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- Fu Z
- Mo J
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- Materials and Manufacturing Processes
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The multiple-step incremental air-bending forming of sheet metal is an important and flexible manufacturing process. It is suitable for sheet parts with complex, curved faces. Most research on incremental air-bending forming are mainly based on experiments and explain …
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