Robotic incremental sheet forming has arisen a recent industrial interest, as more flexible and cost-effective solution to the process using rigid computer numerical control (CNC) machines. However, prediction of loads final geometry coupled an elastic modeling robot is essential optimize trajectory thus ensure geometrical accuracy part. Within this context, aim study investigate load in case s...

In sheet metal forming processes with complex strain paths, a part is subjected to large plastic deformation. This severe plastic deformation leads to high plastic strain localization zones and subsequent accumulation of those strains. Then internal and superficial micro-defects and in other words ductile damage is created. This damage causes quality problems such as fracture. Therefore, design...

In this study, the incremental forming of explosively welded low carbon steel-commercially pure titanium bilayer sheet has been experimentally and numerically investigated. For this purpose, at first a finite element based analysis was proposed to predict forming force and thickness distribution to form this material by such process, that showed good agreements with the experimental results. Th...

Single point incremental forming is one of the most intensely researched die-less manufacturing process. This process implies usage a CNC equipment or serial robot which deforms sheet metal with help relatively simple tool that follows an imposed toolpath. As every cold process, besides many given advantages it has also some drawbacks. One big drawback in comparison other processes low accuracy...

Nowadays, the role of light weight materials has grown up in important industries such as aerospace and biomechanics, but before the appliance, their strength should be increased. A modern way to increase this factor along with the lightweight factoris using bimetal sheets, hence, the design of multilayer sheets has been very much considered recently. In this study, explosive welded Cu/St/Cu mu...