Design and Fabrication of an Industrial-Grade Instrument to Measure Texture and Predict Drawability in Sheet Metal

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1991
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Papadakis, Emmanuel
Thompson, R. Bruce
Wormley, Samuel
Forouraghi, Kaveh
Bluhm, Delwyn
Skank, Harold
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Review of Progress in Quantitative Nondestructive Evaluation
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Texture in sheet metal must be controlled in the rolling process to assure the fabrication properties desired in later manufacturing. Drawability is one of the required engineering properties in a family of applications including beverage cans, propane tanks, and automotive parts.

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