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In metal-forming industries, product quality is the most critical issue compared with other overriding issues such as productivity, product cost, and time-to-market. For metal-deformed parts, their quality can be represented by different factors from different aspects, which include geometrical and dimensional accuracies, surface quality, deformation defect, microstructure, phase composition and distribution, deformation and flow texture, and the mechanical properties of deformed parts. Therefore, the product quality assurance and control in the context of metal-deformed parts is a broad topic and also a non-trivial issue. How to design and develop defect-free and high-quality metal-deformed products aided by FE simulation to meet the required requirements and specifications is thus of concern and importance. It is also a critical, eluded, and tantalized issue in metal-formed product design and development.
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Fu, M.W. (2017). Flow-Induced Defects in Multiscaled Plastic Deformation. In: Design and Development of Metal-Forming Processes and Products Aided by Finite Element Simulation. Engineering Materials and Processes. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-46464-0_5
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