Computer Simulation of Sandwich Sheet Metal Forming
Abstract
Large elastic-plastic deformations of sandwich composite sheets are computer simulated. Within a framework of the shell theory, the elastic-plastic constitutive relation for transversely anisotropic sandwich sheet taking into account of the Bauschinger effect is discussed. Results of the computer simulation of a hemispherical punch stretching operation are demonstrated.
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