A novel method to test the thinning limits of sheet metals in negative incremental forming

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Electric hot incremental forming of Ti-6Al-4V titanium sheet (2010, methodology): “The wall angle corresponding to the fracture point was taken as qmax (the maximum wall angle that a sheet would endure without fracture), and it was determined by employing the varying wall angle conical frustum test, as defined in Hussain and Gao [23].”
Mechanism investigation of friction-related effects in single point incremental forming using a developed oblique roller-ball tool (2014, background): “Because the forming angle increases gradually with depth, a measure of formability is possible by comparing the depth of fracture [28].”
Formability evaluation of a pure titanium sheet in the cold incremental forming process (2008, methodology): “P(xp, yp) can be computed by using the following relations (see [ 20 ] for detail):”