Principal outcomes of the EC thematic network on modelling tools for the forging industry

C S Kirk, A. N. Bramley

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Abstract

This paper considers the structure and makeup of an EC Thematic Network whose overall objective has been to enhance the competitiveness of the European Community and Associated Member States. The paper examines the role of 3D Finite Element Method, (FEM), simulations and 2D approximations, fast simulation and pre-form design, work-piece properties, automated design of forged parts, and interface properties in the forging industry. It compares initial findings with a suggested focus for progression to maintain competitiveness and contribute further to socio-economic and research agendas.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationMaterials Science, Testing and Informatics
Pages425-429
Number of pages5
Volume414-4
Publication statusPublished - 2003

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NameMaterials Science Forum

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ID number: ISI:000181266400062

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