Author： Chenot Jean-Loup Massoni E Fourment JL.
Publisher： Emerald Group Publishing Ltd
ISSN： 0264-4401
Source： Engineering Computations: Int J for Computer-Aided Engineering, Vol.13, Iss.2-4, 1996-02, pp. : 190-225
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Abstract
Focuses on the inverse problems arising from the simulation of forming processes. Considers two sets of problems: parameter identification and shape optimization. Both are solved using an optimization method for the minimization of a suitable objective function. The convergence and convergence rate of the method depend on the accuracy of the derivatives of this function. The sensitivity analysis is based on a discrete approach, e.g. the differentiation of the discrete problem equations. Describes the method for non-linear, non-steady-state-forming problems involving contact evolution. First, it is applied to the parameter identification and to the torsion test. It shows good convergence properties and proves to be very efficient for the identification of the material behaviour. Then, it is applied to the tool shape optimization in forging for a two-step process. A few iterations of the inverse method make it possible to suggest a suitable shape for the preforming tools.
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