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  1. Joinability and Performance of Double-Flush Riveted and Resistance-Welded Lap Joints in High-Strength Steel Sheets
  2. Reevaluating Fracture Forming Limits in Bulk Forming Under Non-Monotonic Strain Loading Paths
  3. A Volume Ratio Method for Determining the Onset of Yielding in Lattice Structures
  4. Single-stage incremental forming of axisymmetric cups with vertical walls
  5. Enhancing the performance of double-flush riveted joints through hybridization with adhesive bonding
  6. Exploring the hybridization of wire-arc additive manufacturing and resistance spot welding
  7. Characterization of sheet formability limits using a novel diagonal-cruciform test specimen
  8. Extended Geometry Sequence for Evaluating Sheet Formability Under Uniaxial Loading
  9. Injection Forging of Thin-Walled Tubes
  10. Corrigendum to “Exploring Wire-Arc Additive Manufactured Rivets for Joining Hybrid Electrical Busbars”
  11. Double-Flush Riveting for Hybrid Busbar Assembly
  12. Enhancing the performance of laser powder bed fusion through hybridization with bending
  13. Advanced double-flush riveting for multistage forming tools
  14. Slipline solution to asperity deformation under combined high normal pressure and subsurface deformation
  15. A strain acceleration method to identify the onset of diffuse necking
  16. Exploring wire-arc additive manufactured rivets for joining hybrid electrical busbars
  17. Joining by forming of bi-material collector coins with rotating elements
  18. Formability Assessment of Additively Manufactured Materials via Dieless Nakajima Testing
  19. Macro-scale finite element simulation of wire-arc additive manufacturing
  20. Formability limits due to local buckling in thin-walled square tubes
  21. On the Enhancement of Material Formability in Hybrid Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing
  22. Multi-planar injection lap riveting
  23. Introducing a novel sheet test specimen for biaxial stretching under uniaxial loading
  24. A new deformable self-clinching fastener
  25. Mechanical and thermal processing of wire-arc additively deposited stainless steel
  26. A software for research and education in ductile damage
  27. Double-flush riveting by punching and compression
  28. Electric performance of hybrid busbar joints under service and high voltage conditions
  29. Joining of hybrid busbars for E-Mobility: An economic and environmental study
  30. A complete characterization of THE fracture forming limits in bulk forming by means of an upset geometry sequence
  31. Characterization of the Fracture Forming Limits by Radial Extrusion
  32. Modelling of wire-arc additive manufacturing – A review
  33. An upset geometry sequence for determining the formability limits in bulk forming
  34. Formability limits by local buckling in thin-walled tubes
  35. New Self-Clinching Fasteners for Electric Conductive Connections
  36. Influence of corrosion on the electrical and mechanical performance of hybrid busbars
  37. Groove stiffening of sheets by single point incremental forming
  38. Injection Lap Riveting of Aluminum Busbars—A Thermo-Electro-Mechanical Investigation
  39. Special Issue: Joining by plastic deformation
  40. Special issue: 2nd international conference on advanced joining processes 2021 (AJP 2021)
  41. Thermo-electrical performance of hybrid busbars: An experimental and numerical investigation
  42. Hybrid Wire-Arc Additive Manufacturing of Conformal Cooling Channels: A Feasibility Study
  43. On the applicability limits of double-sided self-pierce riveting
  44. A new deformation assisted joining process for connecting tubes to stronger tubesheets
  45. Revisiting the fracture forming limits of bulk forming under biaxial tension
  46. 2nd International Conference on Advanced Joining Processes (AJP 2021)
  47. The role of entrapped lubricant in asperity flattening under bulk plastic deformation
  48. Hybrid Manufacturing of Stiffening Grooves in Additive Deposited Thin Parts
  49. Busbars for e-mobility: State-of-the-Art Review and a New Joining by Forming Technology
  50. Form-fit joining of hybrid busbars using a flexible tool demonstrator
  51. Double-sided self-pierce riveting with flat-bottom holes: a feasibility study
  52. Electric performance of fastened hybrid busbars: An experimental and numerical study
  53. Resistance element welding of sandwich laminates with hidden inserts
  54. Tube Expansion by Single Point Incremental Forming: An Experimental and Numerical Investigation
  55. Formability of wire-arc deposited AISI 316L sheets for hybrid additive manufacturing applications
  56. Revisiting the ring hoop test in additively manufactured metal tubes
  57. Expansion of Additive‐Manufactured Tubes: Deformation and Metallurgical Analysis
  58. Integration of tube end forming in wire arc additive manufacturing: An experimental and numerical investigation
  59. Double-sided self-pierce riveting of dissimilar materials
  60. A new deformation assisted tube-to-tubesheet joining process
  61. Double-sided self-pierce riveting of polymer sheets
  62. Editorial
  63. Deformation assisted joining of sheets to rods by indentation and injection
  64. New Joining Concepts for Self-Pierce Riveting
  65. Assembly of lightweight sandwich panels through joining by forming
  66. On the prediction of wrinkling in flexible roll forming
  67. Single-Stroke Attachment of Sheets to Tube Ends Made from Dissimilar Materials
  68. Theory of single point incremental forming of tubes
  69. Injection lap riveting
  70. On the Characterization of Fracture Loci in Thin-Walled Tube Forming
  71. Front Matter
  72. Hybrid Additive Manufacturing of Collector Coins
  73. Coin minting by additive manufacturing and forming
  74. Self-pierce riveting of tubes to sheets
  75. Special Issue: Hybrid joining
  76. Invisible mechanical lap joints for metal–polymer laminates
  77. Deformation-assisted joining of tubes to sheets made from dissimilar materials
  78. On the Performance and Recyclability of a Green Composite Based on AESO Resin
  79. Joining aluminium profiles to composite sheets by additive manufacturing and forming
  80. Manufacturing hybrid busbars through joining by forming
  81. Double-sided self-pierce riveting
  82. Special Issue: Laser and friction stir welding
  83. Joining by forming of polymer-metal sheet-tube connections
  84. Joining by boss forming of rods and tubes to sheets
  85. Formability limits in sheet-bulk forming
  86. Advanced Joining Processes
  87. Joining metal-polymer sandwich composite sheets with mechanical nuggets
  88. Numerical study on the applicability to manufacturing of contact-stress-optimised shaft-hub connections joined by lateral extrusion
  89. An Experimental and Numerical Analysis of the Compression of Bimetallic Cylinders
  90. Deformation-Assisted Joining of Sheets to Tubes by Annular Sheet Squeezing
  91. Mechanical joining of sheets to tubes by squeeze-grooving
  92. Integration of Forming Operations on Hybrid Additive Manufacturing Systems Based on Fusion Welding
  93. Injection by sheet-bulk forming
  94. A new joining by forming process for fixing sheets to tubes
  95. Joining sheets to tubes by annular sheet squeezing
  96. Experimental and numerical study of the joinability of sheets by sheet-bulk forming
  97. Formability Limits, Fractography and Fracture Toughness in Sheet Metal Forming
  98. On the determination of forming limits in thin-walled tubes
  99. A new type of bi-material coin
  100. Local stress and strain in heterogeneously deformed aluminum: A comparison analysis by microhardness, electron microscopy and finite element modelling
  101. A combined numerical and experimental approach for determining the contact temperature in an industrial ironing operation
  102. A digital image correlation based methodology to characterize formability in tube forming
  103. Friction Compensation in the Compression Test
  104. Joining by forming of lightweight sandwich composite panels
  105. Joining sheets to rods by boss forming
  106. Joining by forming of metal–polymer sandwich composite panels
  107. Sheet-bulk forming of three-dimensional features in metal and polymer blanks
  108. On the Performance of Thin-Walled Crash Boxes Joined by Forming
  109. Joining by Plastic Deformation
  110. Joining by Forming of Tubes to Sheets with Counterbored Holes
  111. Joining sandwich composite panels to tubes
  112. New methodology for the characterization of failure by fracture in bulk forming
  113. Two-stage joining of sheets perpendicular to one another by sheet-bulk forming
  114. Joining tubes to sheets by boss forming and upsetting
  115. Finite element design procedure for correcting the coining die profiles
  116. A new joining by forming process to produce lap joints in metal sheets
  117. Boss forming of annular flanges in thin-walled tubes
  118. Determining the fracture forming limits in sheet metal forming: A technical note
  119. Joining by forming of additive manufactured ‘mortise-and-tenon’ joints
  120. Formability of a wire arc deposited aluminium alloy
  121. Numerical and experimental analysis of coin minting
  122. Joining of tubes by internal mechanical locking
  123. Revisiting liquid lubrication methods by means of a fully coupled approach combining plastic deformation and liquid lubrication
  124. Lightweight joining of polymer and polymer-metal sheets by sheet-bulk forming
  125. Sheet-bulk forming of tubes for joining applications
  126. Joining end-to-end tubing of dissimilar materials by forming
  127. Parallel direct solver for finite element modeling of manufacturing processes
  128. Continuous Strip Reduction Test Simulating Tribological Conditions in Ironing
  129. On the Utilization of Circle Grid Analysis in Thin-walled Forming of Tubes: Experimental and Numerical Evaluation
  130. Predicting the onset of cracks in bulk metal forming by ductile damage criteria
  131. Internal shear cracking in bulk metal forming
  132. Towards the characterization of fracture in thin-walled tube forming
  133. Local sheet thickening by in-plane swaging
  134. Fracture toughness and failure limits in sheet metal forming
  135. Local forming of gears by indentation of sheets
  136. Joining sheets perpendicular to one other by sheet-bulk metal forming
  137. Friction Compensation in the Upsetting of Cylindrical Test Specimens
  138. Modelling of real area of contact between tool and workpiece in metal forming processes including the influence of subsurface deformation
  139. Formability limits by wrinkling in sheet metal forming
  140. Towards joining by plastic buckling of hollow polyvinylchloride profiles
  141. Failure by fracture in sheet–bulk metal forming
  142. Innovative Testing Machines and Methodologies for the Mechanical Characterization of Materials
  143. Material efficient process for producing lightweight tubular screws and nuts
  144. Incipient and repeatable plastic flow in incremental sheet-bulk forming of gears
  145. Pressure-assisted forming of non-concentric tubular cross sections with solid medium
  146. Hole-flanging by single point incremental forming
  147. A new test for determining the mechanical and fracture behavior of materials in sheet-bulk metal forming
  148. Industrial ecology, industrial symbiosis and supply chain environmental sustainability: a case study of a large UK distributor
  149. Joining of polymer and metal tubes by cold forming
  150. Revisiting the wrinkling limits in flexible roll forming
  151. Numerical Modelling of Damage Evolution in Ingot Forging
  152. Mechanical joining of PVC tubes by their ends
  153. Failure in single point incremental forming
  154. A new test for determining fracture toughness in plane stress in mode II
  155. Revisiting the formability limits by fracture in sheet metal forming
  156. Innovative cold joining technologies based on tube forming
  157. Innovative cold joining technologies based on tube forming
  158. Mechanical Joining of Tubes
  159. Hole-flanging of metals and polymers produced by single point incremental forming
  160. Fabrication of Seamless Metallic Liners for COPV‘s
  161. 3D numerical simulation of projection welding of square nuts to sheets
  162. Failure by fracture in bulk metal forming
  163. Recent Approaches for the Determination of Forming Limits by Necking and Fracture in Sheet Metal Forming
  164. Novel experimental techniques for the determination of the forming limits at necking and fracture
  165. Flexible roll forming
  166. Mechanics of sheet-bulk indentation
  167. Three-dimensional simulations of resistance spot welding
  168. End-to-end joining of tubes by plastic instability
  169. Formability limits by fracture in sheet metal forming
  170. Fracture in hole-flanging produced by single point incremental forming
  171. Characterization of fracture loci in metal forming
  172. Innovative Testing Machines and Methodologies for the Mechanical Characterization of Materials
  173. Plastic flow and failure in single point incremental forming of PVC sheets
  174. Towards square hole-flanging produced by single point incremental forming
  175. An electromagnetic testing machine for determining fracture toughness under different loading rate and superimposed pressure
  176. Physical modeling and numerical simulation of V-die forging ingot with central void
  177. Tube joining by asymmetric plastic instability
  178. Thermal Analysis of Bending Under Tension Test
  179. Rubber Assisted Compression Beading of Tubes
  180. Numerical and Experimental Analysis of Resistance Projection Welding of Square Nuts to Sheets
  181. Multi-objective Optimization of Die Geometry in Ingot Forging
  182. Incremental Sheet Forming
  183. Interference-Fit Joining of Aluminium Tubes by Electromagnetic Forming
  184. Elastomer-assisted compression beading of tubes
  185. Fabrication of metallic liners for composite overwrapped pressure vessels by tube forming
  186. Single point incremental forming of a facial implant
  187. Revisiting the empirical relation for the maximum shearing force using plasticity and ductile fracture mechanics
  188. On the relative performance of hole-flanging by incremental sheet forming and conventional press-working
  189. Experimental study of micro electrical discharge machining discharges
  190. A new approach for deformation history of material elements in hole-flanging produced by single point incremental forming
  191. Single Point Incremental Forming of a Medical Implant
  192. Open Die Forging of Large Shafts with Defects – Physical and Numerical Modelling
  193. Inclined Tube-Sheet Plastically Deformed Joints
  194. All-hexahedral meshing and remeshing for multi-object manufacturing applications
  195. Injection forging of solid asymmetric branched components
  196. Single-Point Incremental Forming
  197. Incremental Forming of Hole-Flanges in Polymer Sheets
  198. On the formability of hole-flanging by incremental sheet forming
  199. Tribology in Metal Cutting
  200. Single-stroke mechanical joining of sheet panels to tubular profiles
  201. Prototype Machine for Micro-EDM
  202. Innovative tube forming and joining technologies
  203. Modeling of Thermo-Electro-Mechanical Manufacturing Processes
  204. Dynamic Methods and Process Advancements in Mechanical, Manufacturing, and Materials Engineering
  205. Fabrication of metallic liners for composite overwrapped pressure vessels
  206. Contact Modeling
  207. Coupled Finite Element Flow Formulation
  208. Finite Element Formulations
  209. Introduction
  210. Material, Friction and Contact Characterization
  211. Meshing and Remeshing
  212. Parallelization of Equation Solvers
  213. Applications
  214. Two-Point Incremental Forming with Partial Die: Theory and Experimentation
  215. Revisiting the Calibration of Friction in Metal Cutting
  216. The Role of Interfaces in the Evaluation of Friction by Ring Compression Testing
  217. Mechanical Joining of Tubes to Sheets Along Inclined Planes
  218. Hole-flanging by incremental sheet forming
  219. Forming tubular hexahedral screws—Process development by means of a combined finite element-boundary element approach
  220. Tube branching by asymmetric compression beading
  221. Manufacturing Seamless Reservoirs by Tube Forming: Finite Element Modelling and Experimentation
  222. Joining Sheets to Tubular Profiles by Tube Forming
  223. Electromagnetic Cam Driven Compression Testing Equipment
  224. On the potential of single point incremental forming of sheet polymer parts
  225. Failure mechanisms in single-point incremental forming of metals
  226. Fabrication of small size seamless reservoirs by tube forming
  227. Joining sheet panels to thin-walled tubular profiles by tube end forming
  228. Input Data for the Numerical Simulation of Metal Cutting
  229. Revisiting the Fundamentals and Capabilities of the Stack Compression Test
  230. Flexible forming tool concept for producing crankshafts
  231. Surface roughness and material strength of tribo-pairs in ring compression tests
  232. Cold End Forming Of Welded Steel Tubes
  233. Nosing thin-walled tubes into axisymmetric seamless reservoirs using recyclable mandrels
  234. Cutting under active and inert gas shields: A contribution to the mechanics of chip flow
  235. Mechanical characterization of materials for bulk forming using a drop weight testing machine
  236. Single point incremental forming of PVC: Experimental findings and theoretical interpretation
  237. Cold Heading of Cylindrical PVC Billets: An Experimental and Theoretical Investigation
  238. Forming of thin-walled tubes into toroidal shells
  239. The utilisation of pin-on-disc simulative tests for the calibration of friction in mechanical processing of materials
  240. Influences of lubricant pocket geometry and working conditions upon micro-lubrication mechanisms in upsetting and strip drawing
  241. Cold end forming of thin-walled PVC tubes using a die
  242. Understanding Invert Forming of Thin-Walled Polyvinyl Chloride Tubes Using a Die Based on a Mechanical Flow Formulation
  243. Accuracy, reliability and validity of finite element analysis in metal forming: a user's perspective
  244. Strategies and limits in multi-stage single-point incremental forming
  245. On the utilization of pin-on-disc simulative tests for the calibration of friction in metal cutting
  246. Revisiting single-point incremental forming and formability/failure diagrams by means of finite elements and experimentation
  247. Forming of thin-walled hollow spheres using sacrificial polymer mandrels
  248. Cold expansion and reduction of thin-walled PVC tubes using a die
  249. An innovative electromagnetic compressive split Hopkinson bar
  250. Single point incremental forming of tailored blanks produced by friction stir welding
  251. Single point incremental forming of PVC
  252. Single point incremental forming of polymers
  253. On the formability, geometrical accuracy, and surface quality of sheet metal parts produced by SPIF
  254. Nosing of thin-walled PVC tubes into hollow spheres using a die
  255. Single-stage nosing of thin-walled tubes into hollow spheres using a die
  256. Theory of single point incremental forming
  257. Single‐point incremental forming and formability—failure diagrams
  258. Revisiting the fundamentals of single point incremental forming by means of membrane analysis
  259. End forming of thin-walled tubes using a die
  260. The transient beginning to machining and the transition to steady-state cutting
  261. Nosing of thin-walled hollow spheres using a die: experimental and theoretical investigation
  262. All-hexahedral remeshing for the finite element analysis of metal forming processes
  263. Revisiting the fundamentals of metal cutting by means of finite elements and ductile fracture mechanics
  264. Joining stainless steel parts by means of weld bonding
  265. New Modelling Strategies For Metal Cutting
  266. Static and Fatigue Performance of Weld-Bonded Stainless Steel Joints
  267. Compression beading and nosing of thin-walled tubes using a die: experimental and theoretical investigation
  268. Expansion and reduction of thin-walled tubes using a die: Experimental and theoretical investigation
  269. A new yield function for porous materials
  270. Numerical solution of bulk metal forming processes by the reproducing kernel particle method
  271. End forming of thin-walled tubes
  272. On background Cells during the Analysis of Bulk Forming Processes by the Reproducing Kernel Particle Method
  273. On the Analysis of the Expansion and Reduction of Thin-Walled Tubes Using a Die
  274. NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF METAL FORMING PROCESSES BY CORRECTED SMOOTH PARTICLE HYDRODYNAMICS MESHLESS METHODS
  275. Invert-Forming of Thin-Walled Tubes Using a Die
  276. Simulation of Bulk Metal Forming by Means of Finite Integral Mesh Free Methods
  277. Steady and non-steady state analysis of bulk forming processes by the reproducing kernel particle method
  278. Simulation of bulk metal forming processes using the reproducing kernel particle method
  279. Simulation of plane strain rolling through a combined element free Galerkin–boundary element approach
  280. Three-dimensional modelling of forging processes by the finite element flow formulation
  281. Weld bonding of stainless steel
  282. Stamping of automotive components: a numerical and experimental investigation
  283. An investigation on the external inversion of thin-walled tubes using a die
  284. Internal inversion of thin-walled tubes using a die: experimental and theoretical investigation
  285. Application of the element free Galerkin method to the simulation of plane strain rolling
  286. Finite element remeshing in metal forming using hexahedral elements
  287. Simulation of three-dimensional bulk forming processes by finite element flow formulation
  288. Three-dimensional modelling of the vertical–horizontal rolling process
  289. External inversion of thin-walled tubes using a die: experimental and theoretical investigation
  290. On the utilization of the reproducing kernel particle method for the numerical simulation of plane strain rolling
  291. On the utilisation of ductile fracture criteria in cold forging
  292. Rigid-plastic boundary element analysis of the upsetting of slabs
  293. Finite element modelling of the initial stages of a hot forging cycle
  294. Cold forging of gears: experimental and theoretical investigation
  295. Physical modelling and numerical simulation of the round-to-square forward extrusion
  296. Three-dimensional thermo-mechanical finite element simulation of the vertical–horizontal rolling process
  297. Deformation analysis of the round-to-square extrusion: a numerical and experimental investigation
  298. Automatic generation of quadrilateral meshes for the finite element analysis of metal forming processes
  299. Ductile fracture in metalworking: experimental and theoretical research
  300. Simulation of plane strain rolling through a combined finite element–boundary element approach
  301. Finite-element modelling of cold forward extrusion
  302. Three-dimensional simulation of flat rolling through a combined finite element–boundary element approach
  303. A metal‐forming approach to automatic generation of graded initial quadrilateral finite element meshes
  304. Injection Forging of Industrial Components From Thick-Walled Tubes
  305. Development of an industrial process for producing lead battery terminals
  306. Fracture predicting in bulk metal forming
  307. Towards nett-shape manufacturing of tubular components
  308. Animation of finite element models of metal forming processes
  309. Review of research into the injection forging of tubular materials
  310. Precision forging of industrial battery terminals: an analysis of the preform geometry
  311. Extended Formability Limits for Tubular Components Through Combined Injection Forming/Upsetting—A Finite Element Analysis
  312. The PLAST3 system and its application to the simulation of an open die forging operation
  313. Plarmsh3—a three-dimensional program for remeshing in metal forming
  314. Production of tubular components by radial extrusion — a finite element analysis
  315. Plane Strain Rigid Plastic Finite Element Formulation for Sheet Metal Forming Processes
  316. Analysis of three-dimensional hexagonal closed-die heading by the finite-element flow formulation
  317. Model3—A three-dimensional mesh generator
  318. Finite-element simulation of powder-metal forming
  319. A study of bi-metal coins by the finite element method
  320. The use of dual-stream functions in the analysis of three-dimensional metal forming processes
  321. An algorithm for remeshing in metal forming
  322. Three-dimensional finite element contact algorithm for metal forming
  323. On the analysis of hot forging of artillery shells
  324. Hot forging of shells: An upper-bound approach
  325. A solution to plane strain rolling by the weighted residuals method
  326. A solution to plane strain extrusion by the upper bound approach and the weighted residuals method