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Process Development and Technology Transfer of a Combined Forming Process for the Production of Graded Profiles for Lightweight Applications (ProLeit)

a) Combined rolling and drawing process, b) Formed workpiece (first tryout)

Industrial doctoral student successfully completes doctorate at the IUL

The IUL congratulates very warmly!

Prediction of Wall Thinning during Rotary Draw Bending of Tubes

a) Estimation of wall thinning, b) Formability study using FLC from the numerical investigations

Model Integration for Process Simulation

a) Damage locus, b) Validation in terms of air bending

Analysis of a New Process for Continuous Hot Extrusion Utilizing the Theory of Similarity

Cycle of continuous hot extrusion, a-c) Direct extrusion, d-e) Indirect extrusion phase

Joint Project: Concepts for the Resource-Efficient and Safe Production of Lightweight Structures (KORESIL)

Virtual reality model of the KORESIL process chain

Formability Limits of Advanced High-Strength Steels

Limits of the global (FLC) and local (FFL) formability in the prinicipal strain space

Influencing the Evolution of Damage in Cold Extrusion

a) Experiments to determine the effect of load path changes and b) of heat treatments on damage

Development of an Efficient Physical-Based Modeling Approach for the Prediction of Microstructure in Extrusion Processes

Schematic workflow of the model development