János György Bátorfi, Gyula Pál, Chakravarty Purnima, J. Sidor
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Investigation of materials flow during the manufacturing process by experimental evidence and numerical approaches
In this paper, the modeling possibilities applicable to rolling processes were summarized, with particular reference to finite element models (FEM) and different flow-line models (FLM). The results of the analysis suggest that the different models are suitable for the study of deformation processes during cold rolling. Furthermore, the possibilities for the extension of the FLM model are summarized.