Automakers contemplating whether a part is cold stamped or hot formed must consider numerous ramifications impacting multiple departments. Here, we'll focus on grade options and corrosion protection.| AHSS Guidelines
Steel, and specifically advanced high strength steel, satisfies automotive industry requirements for safety, emissions, fuel efficiency, manufacturability, durability, and affordability. Affordability The automotive industry has adopted light-weighting as a key part of their greenhouse gas reduction strategy. This strategy, however, must be executed in an affordable manner. Key reasons to deploy advanced high strength steels […]| AHSS Guidelines
Roll Forming takes a flat sheet or strip and feeds it longitudinally through a mill containing several successive paired roller dies, each of which incrementally bend the strip into the desired final shape. The incremental approach can minimize strain localization and compensate for springback.| AHSS Guidelines
D-44. M.F. Dilmore, T.B. Crenshaw, and B.L. Boyce, “The strain-rate sensitivity of high-strength high-toughness steels“, Sandia National Laboratories Report SAND2007-0036, OSTI ID:902598, 2006. Related Posts Filter by Post type Post Page Category Citations homepage-featured-top main-blog Blog Sort by Title Relevance Citation Y-14 Y-14. Yu, M. (2024). 10 Citation M-68 M-68. Munro Live – Munro and […]| AHSS Guidelines
Roll forming is no longer limited to producing simple circular, oval, or rectangular profiles. Advanced cross sections highlight some profile designs that aid in body structure stiffness and packaging space reductions.| AHSS Guidelines