Advanced Forming Technologies: Status Quo, Challenges and Prospects

A special issue of Metals (ISSN 2075-4701). This special issue belongs to the section "Metal Casting, Forming and Heat Treatment".

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College of Mechanical and Vehicle Engineering, Taiyuan University of Technology, Taiyuan 030024, China
Interests: rolling equipment and technology; metal forming; metallic composite; numerical simulation

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Dear Colleagues,

Throughout the development history of material processing, plastic processing has comprehensively developed from forging to stamping, extrusion, rolling, and spinning. The forming medium has developed from solid to liquid to a gaseous state. The processes have developed from single-step to multi-step forming, and to incremental forming. The forming conditions have gradually developed from a single temperature field to multi-energy coupling environments, such as electric fields, vibration fields, and magnetic fields. Additionally, forming process simulation has gradually developed into a macro-meso-micro-dimension and organization–property–size-integrated process. In the future, faced with the world’s technological development and human progress, advanced forming technologies will be further explored in such key fields as extreme forming, composite forming, and intelligent forming. All of these issues shall be the focuses of researchers in advanced forming, acting as an important support for transforming the world’s science and technology in the future.

This Special Issue will focus on metal forming technology, some new metal forming processes, multi-scale modeling, material failure behavior, microstructure and performance, and studies on the influence of process parameters on the forming process will be welcomed.

Prof. Dr. Tao Wang
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Keywords

  • extreme forming
  • composite forming
  • intelligent forming
  • numerical simulation
  • microstructure and performance

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Preparation Method and Properties of Q235/5083 Composite Plate with 1060 Interlayer by Differential Temperature Rolling with Induction Heating
by Chao Yu, Wenzhe Zhang, Runwu Jiang, Yuhua Wu and Hong Xiao
Metals 2023, 13(9), 1501; https://doi.org/10.3390/met13091501 - 22 Aug 2023
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Abstract
Due to their exceptional all-around performance, steel/aluminum-alloy composite plates have been frequently utilized in many different industries. However, when steel/aluminum-alloy composite plates are prepared by the rolling process, they will scarcely bond with high bonding strength under a lower reduction rate due to [...] Read more.
Due to their exceptional all-around performance, steel/aluminum-alloy composite plates have been frequently utilized in many different industries. However, when steel/aluminum-alloy composite plates are prepared by the rolling process, they will scarcely bond with high bonding strength under a lower reduction rate due to the inconsistent deformation the of steel/aluminum-alloy. Therefore, a method of adding a pure-aluminum interlayer by differential temperature rolling with induction heating was proposed to prepare steel/aluminum-alloy composite plates. The results showed that when the induction heating time was 10–18 s, the pure-aluminum interlayer became molten, and the temperature difference between the steel and aluminum alloy reached 350–500 °C. The interface shear strength of the composite plate reached more than 68 MPa under a 31% reduction rate. The shear fracture of the composite plate occurred in the pure-aluminum layer, and the steel/aluminum interface diffusion layer was 0.83–0.99 μm thick. There was no obvious compound formation at the bonding interface, however, the steel and aluminum alloy could not bond without the addition of an interlayer under the same conditions. Full article
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