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Forming Limit Curves (FLC) - AHSS Guidelines - […] Figure 1: General graphical form of the Forming Limit Curve.E-2 […]
Press Requirements - AHSS Guidelines - […] Figure 5: The Press-Force curve shows the maximum tonnage a mechanical press can apply based on the position of…
Springback - AHSS Guidelines - […] Figure 2: The magnitude of springback is proportional to the elastic modulus, yield strength and work hardening of the…
Hole Expansion Testing - AHSS Guidelines - […] Figure 2: Expanded Edge at the end of a Hole Expansion Test performed using a conical punch. The arrow…

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