Modeling and characterizing of the thixoforming of steel process parameters – the case of forming load
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Abstract
Advances in emerging Thixosteel technology and the desire to migrate this new promising technology from laboratory scale-testing into production-scale use require a complete characterization and optimization of the thixoforming process. Characterizing the Thixoforming process consists of modeling the relationship between each of the characteristics of its outputs and the parameters, settings and inputs. Improving and optimizing the Thixoforming process will be the result of a set of adjustments to the process variables that will determine operating conditions for optimal performance.
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OpenAlex topics: Industrial Vision Systems and Defect Detection · Metal Forming Simulation Techniques · Manufacturing Process and Optimization
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