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Micro-scaled Products Development via Microforming

Part of the Springer Series in Advanced Manufacturing Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4471-6326-8

ISBN: 978-1-4471-6325-1

Publisher: Springer London - Springer Journals

Jan 5, 2014

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Introduction

Fu, Ming Wang; Chan, Wai Lun

Pages: 1 –7

[Product miniaturization is a ubiquitously global trend in many industrial clusters such as biomedical device, consumer electronics, communication, aerospace, automotive, and military.]
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Size Effects in Micro-scaled Plastic Deformation

Fu, Ming Wang; Chan, Wai Lun

Pages: 9 –55

[Microforming, the so-called micro-scaled plastic deformation, is to fabricate the parts or part features with the dimensions in submillimeter scale. The process has great potential to become a promising micromanufacturing method for its unique characteristics for fabrication of micro-formed...
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Size Effect in Tooling-Workpiece Interface

Fu, Ming Wang; Chan, Wai Lun

Pages: 57 –72

[In the prior studies of microforming from the perspective of size effects, one focus is on the deformation related and the other is on the interfacial friction related.]
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Microforming Processes

Fu, Ming Wang; Chan, Wai Lun

Pages: 73 –130

[With the global trend of product miniaturization, the market demands for microparts are increasing tremendously and state-of-the-art micromanufacturing processes for fabrication of microparts thus become critical. Microforming, as one of the micromanufacuring processes, provides a promising...
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Flow-Induced Defects in Mesoforming Processes

Fu, Ming Wang; Chan, Wai Lun

Pages: 131 –149

[Similar to macroforming processes, meso- and micro-scaled plastic deformation or mesoforming and microforming can also have forming defects. Flow-induced defect is a common defect in the metal forming parts fabricated by mesoforming and microforming processes.]
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Micropart Fabrication Using Bulk Metallic Glasses

Fu, Ming Wang; Chan, Wai Lun

Pages: 151 –175

[Metallic glasses have unique properties of high strength, large elastic strain limit, perfect elastic behavior, and high corrosion resistance. Prior studies have demonstrated some potential and promising applications of metallic glasses in different fields.]

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