Conveners
Rolling, Forging & Hot Deformation III
- Caiyi Liu (Yanshan University)
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Mr Stefan Pahnke (Pahnke Systems)14/10/2026, 09:00Oral Presentation
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This presentation explores the application of the Pahnke Modified Sinusoidal Drive (PMSD) as an
advanced, universal drive solution for hydraulic presses in the metal forming industry. Traditional
hydraulic drive systems often face challenges related to energy inefficiency, dynamic shock
loads, and control precision during heavy-duty operations. The PMSD...
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Qi Liu (College of Mechanical Engineering. Taiyuan University of Technology, Taiyuan 030024, China)14/10/2026, 09:2002. Rolling, forging and design of hot deformation processesOral presentation (paper for journal’s special issue)
Forging simulation involves large deformation, material nonlinearity, and complex contact between the billet and dies. To support the development of independent finite element software for metal forming, this study develops linear elastic and elastoplastic solvers for forging analysis within a static implicit finite element framework. The computational procedure is organized using an...
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Qingshan Ding (College of Mechanical Engineering, Taiyuan University of Technology, Taiyuan 030024, China)14/10/2026, 09:4002. Rolling, forging and design of hot deformation processesOral presentation (paper for journal’s special issue)
Titanium/steel bimetallic composite tubes combine the excellent corrosion resistance of titanium with the high strength and low cost of carbon steel, and therefore have considerable application potential in demanding service environments such as petrochemical engineering, marine engineering, and shipbuilding. Owing to its high forming efficiency, simplified processing route, and high...
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Pello Jimbert (University of the Basque Country UPV/EHU)14/10/2026, 10:0002. Rolling, forging and design of hot deformation processesOral presentation (paper for journal’s special issue)
On the path towards achieving the EU's 2050 net-zero steel emissions target, one strategy related to the steel making industry involves transitioning from heating processes that emit greenhouse gases (such as natural gas furnaces) to electric heating processes (such as resistance furnaces or induction heating systems). This study presents a methodology for this industrial transition using...
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