 Aims
The course covers the various concepts or theory related to the forming of metals: macroscopic theory of plasticity, mechanisms of microstructure evolution, cristallographic textures, residual stresses, tribology, forming limits. It also introduces to the key technological issues involved in the most common metal forming processes.
Main themes
1. Plasticity theory
- Phenomenological isotropic deformation and flow theory
- Phenomenological anisotropic theory
- Introduction to crystal plasticity
2. Cristallographic textures and deformation textures
3. Localization and fracture during metal forming
- Localisation mechanisms
- Fracture mechanisms
- Forming limit diagrams
4. Residual stresses in metal forming
5. Microstructure evolution : recristallisation, recovery, precipitation
6. Introduction to contact mechanics and wear
7. Technological aspects of metal forming operations (extrusion, deep-drawing, rolling, drawing)
Content and teaching methods
Introduction to the mechanical, metallurgical and technological aspects involved in the forming of metallic materials.
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