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Hole making by (a) punching, (b) punching and expansion, and (c) piercing. ...
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Fig. 2 Hole making by (a) punching, (b) punching and expansion, and (c) piercing. Source: Ref 1
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Shearing deformation during hole punching (a); initial indentation by the p...
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Fig. 1 Shearing deformation during hole punching (a); initial indentation by the punch is followed by intense shearing between the punch and die and then fracture for final separation. These stages are manifest in the appearance and surface finish of the hole (b). Source: Ref 1
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Hole punching parameters. (a) Allowable sheet thickness-to-punch diameter f...
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Fig. 3 Hole punching parameters. (a) Allowable sheet thickness-to-punch diameter for hole punching as a function of material shear strength. (b) Minimum punch diameter (hole size) as a function of material thickness for three materials: A, 195 MPa (28 ksi) copper; B, 345 MPa (50 ksi) steel; C
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Edge distortion and cambering caused by hole punching near an edge or in an...
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Fig. 4 Edge distortion and cambering caused by hole punching near an edge or in an off-center row. Source: Ref 1
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Effect of clearance on force required for punching with sheared tooling. Fo...
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Fig. 18 Effect of clearance on force required for punching with sheared tooling. Force F varies with cutting length L ; L depends on clearance and on the type and hardness of material.
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Published: 01 January 2006
Fig. 25 Key for interpreting plot of loads from punching tests
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Parts with holes punched by P/M tool steels. Parts include: punching of fin...
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Fig. 8 Parts with holes punched by P/M tool steels. Parts include: punching of fine slots in brass parts for clocks; punching of 3 mm (0.118 in.) holes in high-carbon steel (0.7% C) sheet (240 HB); punching of holes in chain links made of 0.55% carbon steel with a thickness of 2 mm (0.079
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Published: 01 January 2006
Fig. 3 Hydraulic iron worker with 590 kN (66 tonf) punching capacity
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A 160 kN (18 tonf) shear mounted at 45° angle for use with gang punching ma...
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Fig. 23 A 160 kN (18 tonf) shear mounted at 45° angle for use with gang punching machine
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Published: 01 January 2001
Fig. 5 Extensive cracking and punching shear damage to a bridge deck
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Fig. 16 Punch compression. P is total punch load, L is length, Y is deflection, A is area of punch, and E is Young's modulus.
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Punch force trajectories for samples 6 to 10 without process control. Punch...
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Fig. 8 Punch force trajectories for samples 6 to 10 without process control. Punch force trajectories using constant binder force of 575 kN (65 tonf)
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