Review of theoretical models of the strain-based FLD and their relevance to the stress-based FLD

By T. Stoughton, Xinhai Zhu. 2004

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Advances in anisotropy and formability (2010, background): “The FLSD is reportedly independent of strain paths [8–10, 109, 259-261, 296, 309].”
Marciniak–Kuczynski type modelling of the effect of Through-Thickness Shear on the forming limits of sheet metal (2009, methodology): “It is calculated as (see also Stoughton and Zhu (2004)): 22tan Hill (43) For 22 = 1, Figure 6(c) shows the major in-plane necking strain * 11 for these types of TTS, as a function of all initial groove angles 0.”
Forming of aluminum alloys at elevated temperatures ¿ Part 2: Numerical modeling and experimental verification (2006, methodology): “A review of different types of FLD and their use in FEA can be found in Stoughton and Zhu (2004) .”
Prediction of shear-induced fracture in sheet metal forming (2010, methodology): “For a review of the existing train-based theoretical models including Swift’s criterion, Hill’s riterion, Storen and Rice bifurcation analysis (1975), M-K method nd their corresponding stress-based forms, a reader is referred o Stoughton and Zhu (2004).”