Research on three-dimensional curved surface rolling based on rigid arc-shaped rollers
Abstract Three-dimensional curved surface rolling is a new method for forming curved surface metal sheets using the rigid rollers with variable cross section. The roll gap is determined by the arc radii of concave and convex rolls as well as the reduction to the metal sheets. After passing the roll...
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