A review on material fracture mechanism in incremental sheet forming
Abstract In incremental sheet forming (ISF), including single point incremental forming (SPIF) and double side incremental forming (DSIF), the material formability can be significantly enhanced when compared with conventional sheet forming processes. The material deformation in ISF is far more compl...
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