Sentence examples for behavior of the sheet from inspiring English sources

A user material subroutine (VUMAT) is employed to implement the material behavior of the sheet metal.

Forming limit diagram (FLD) offers a convenient and useful tool to predict the forming behavior of the sheet metals, which can be enhanced by forming at elevated temperatures.

This behavior is consistent with the results in Ref [1]. Figure 1a also shows that the behavior of the sheet resistance after treating with pure hydrogen under vacuum (VH) is quite different from the HF-treated case.

Superplastic behavior of the sheets was evaluated in the temperature range 573 693 K and compared that of the initial materials having relatively coarse grains.

Neither type of the epoxy resins affected the tensile behavior of the sheets much.

In addition, it appears that the type of epoxy resins did not affect the tensile behavior of the sheets much.

In addition, an equivalent yield stress is introduced to provide a single parameter description of the yielding behavior of the steel face sheets and steel foam core.

Simulations of the future behavior of the ice sheet rely on estimates of past ice sheet configuration and past climate forcing (i.e., temperature and snow accumulation rate) for initialization and validation.

A three-dimensional finite element code, DEFORM 3D, is proposed to examine the plastic deformation behavior of the porous sheet at the roll gap during the shape rolling of V-sectioned sheet.

The work hardening behavior of the initial sheet was deeply analyzed and it was used to guide the pre-deformation process.

The defects, including scratches, bare spots, pimples and wrinkle bands, were microstructurally characterized and their influence on corrosion behavior of the coated sheet was evaluated.