Broad stress triaxiality ratio band fracture experiments in DP900 metal sheets and corresponding predictive capability of advanced phenomenological and micromechanical fully coupled damage models
Correct prediction of the fracture time and location and their evolution in metallic materials has always been a research hotspot in the field of metal forming. To this end, and in the context of metal forming process simulation, an advanced mathematical material model is crucial. In this paper, we...
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