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Thermal response modeling of sheet metals in uniaxial tension during electrically-assisted formingJones et al., 2013
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- Jones J
- Mears L
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- Journal of Manufacturing Science and Engineering
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For the current practice of improving fuel efficiency and reducing emissions in the automotive sector, it is becoming more common to use low density/high strength materials instead of costly engine/drivetrain technologies. With these materials there are normally …
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