Our last meeting was held on 3 November 2022 on the campus of The Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio.
The North American Deep Drawing Research Group is pleased to announce their Annual Spring Meeting on Tuesday May 23 in Troy, Michigan. Autoform USA will host the event at the PNC Building (755 W. Big Beaver Road, Troy, MI). Breakfast and lunch will be provided.
Presentations are invited covering recent work on advanced sheet metal alloys related to formability, fracture, sheared edge formability, bendability, lubrication, press technology, forming simulation, interaction between forming processes and product performance (for example, crash worthiness), and other related topics.
We invite you to make a presentation to your peers on a relevant topic – it is a great way to network with and get feedback from the best minds in the industry. Please send your name, company presentation title, and the amount of time requested for the presentation to ProgramChair@NADDRG.org as soon as possible.
An agenda will be posted soon.Advance Registration and Payment is required for this meeting – no walk-ins will be allowed.
Registration is as simple as paying for the May 23rd 2023 NADDRG meeting by clicking on the link below.
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At the November 2022 meeting, we heard about many topics listed below.
- Anisotropic forming limit diagram and material modeling strategy of commercial pure titanium sheet
- Characterization of the Formability of Al-Si Coated PHS1800 during Hot Stamping
- Data Informed Process Control in Progressive Sheet Metal Forming using Machine Learning
- Hydroforming of roll-formed aluminum tubes: establishment of the forming envelope and virtual process design
- Optimization of Drawbead Force Design Based on Stamping CAE Data
- Press-side Data collection using IRMCO iNsight
- Sheared Edge Formability Characterization of 5xxx, 6xxx, and 7xxx Aluminum Alloys at Room and Elevated Temperatures using Hole Expansion Tests
- Smart Engineering and in-line process control towards eliminating scrap in stamping production
- Stress-superposed incremental forming to enhance the final part characteristics of a SS304 square pyramid
- Stretch bendability evaluation