Sheet metal forming at elevated temperatures

By R. Neugebauer, Taylan Altan, M. Geiger, M. Kleiner, A. Sterzing. 2006

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Metal forming progress since 2000 (2008, background): “Another focus of the keynote paper [135] was laser-assisted forming processes, where a distinction was made between whether the laser is used directly for forming or only for heating the sheet to be formed.”
Investigations on forming of aluminum 5052 and 6061 sheet alloys at warm temperatures (2010, methodology): “The hydroforming process has been used for an increasing number of structural and body applications as it enlarges the forming limit windows of materials due to the biaxial and frictionless loading conditions, by which necking or thinning are delayed, and thus, elongation limits are extended [4,5,10”
Mechanical servo press technology for metal forming (2011, background): “For close die forging of a magnesium plate, it is necessary to heat the plate up to 200 - 300 oC to deform it without causing brittle fracture [98], but the heated plate is easily cooled down during transferring from the furnace to the die.”