[b]EXPLOSIVE FORMING – ECONOMICAL TECHNOLOGY FOR AEROSPACE STRUCTURES[/b]
Journal Title: INCAS BULLETIN - Year 2010, Vol 2, Issue 4
Abstract
The explosive forming represents a technological alternative for obtaining small-lot parts, with inexpensive and efficient manufacturing preparation. The explosive forming processing methods present a series of important advantages, being recommended for the wide-scale application in the aerospace industry. The economic benefit varies from case to case, independent from the part type, manufacturing series and user.
Authors and Affiliations
Victor GHIZDAVU, Niculae MARIN
Keywords
Related Articles
- EP ID EP134576
- DOI 10.13111/2066-8201.2010.2.4.15
- Views 87
- Downloads 0
New light fighters from Asia on the global markets
The high cost of the latest fighters is having a major impact on world air forces, big or small. For many countries it is a difficult balancing act as it becomes hard to afford enough aircraft to maintain the required fo...
About zeros of some oscillations with dynamic friction
Consider a second order differential non-linear equation having free boundary value conditions. Let be a solution having infinity of unknown zeros. The integral of energy gives the implicit correlation between the succes...
Experimental analysis for aerodynamic drag of the electric locomotives
The purpose of this paper is to make a comparative analysis on the influence of the aerodynamic drag, in case of the electric rail vehicles for a series of situations encountered in exploitation. The article presents exp...
Comparative Risk Assessment in Applicative Aerospace Projects using different approaches
Certification of the quality management system for aviation, space and defense organizations, according to EN 9100: 2016 / AS 9100D standard requires compliance with the operational risk management requirement. This arti...
On the evaluation of mechanical properties of honeycombs by using finite element analyses
This paper presents some general two- and three-dimensional finite element models to study the equivalent orthotropic mechanical properties of honeycombs. The models are developed on a representative volume element with...