Warm and Hot Stamping of Ultra High Tensile Strength Steel Sheets Using Resistance Heating
By K. Mori, S. Maki, Y. Tanaka. 2005
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Subfields: Computational Mechanics, Mechanical Engineering
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In Computational Mechanics
In Mechanical Engineering
Citations in the corpus
- Mechanical servo press technology for metal forming (2011, methodology): “[86] developed a heating process using rapid resistance heating as shown in Figure 50.”
- Critical review of automotive hot-stamped sheet steel from an industrial perspective (2018, background): “Combining the concepts of tailored heating by conduction [115] and in-tool conduction heating [94]may present an alternative tailored quenching method, where localised regions of the part could be treated to retarded cooling rates with localised in-tool resistance heating.”
- Sheet metal forming at elevated temperatures (2006, background): “by the use of the electrical resistance of the blank to being heated [62] or by means of preheated contact elements for the local preheating of large and thick workpieces, is also being evaluated in investigations.”