Material model/material behavior

A mathematical-physical model that produces a virtual image of a process material's behavior — verified by tests, used to forecast stresses under forming forces, and essential for simulating the straightening process.
Hysteresis diagram of related stress versus related strain under alternating loading, comparing measured data points with a material-model curve.

With a material model based on mathematical and physical laws it is possible to produce a virtual image of a process material's behavior. Creation and development of the model are accompanied by tests aimed at its verification. A material model can be used, for example, to forecast the stresses arising in the process material in reaction to an applied forming force of a specific magnitude. A material model is essential for the simulation of processes such as the straightening process.

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Adapted from "We do it straight" — Wire Straightening, p. 115 (ISBN 3-00-005897-4).

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