An effective and reliable implicit scheme for simulation of sheet metal forming processes
Marek Kawka, Klaus-Jorgen Bathe
Massachusetts Institue of Technology, USA.
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.7494/cmms.2001.3.0013
Abstract:
A proposition of the integrated expert diagnostic system is presented in the paper. The system is oriented towards diagnostics of the faults in casts. All the procedures in the system are based on the ISO norm. The main objective of the system is aiding of the process of identification of faults and finding the reasons of these faults. The work of the system is based on monitoring of the production process and on diagnostics of various incorrect events. The system supplies an information regarding methods of anticipating the faults of casts. This information is supplied to the quality control system, which is further used by the decision making system for the casting shop.
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Kawka, M., Bathe, K. (2001). An effective and reliable implicit scheme for simulation of sheet metal forming processes. Computer Methods in Materials Science, 1(3-4), 147 – 152. https://doi.org/10.7494/cmms.2001.3.0013
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