Master thesis: Empirical and finite element modelling of hot working
AlleimaStålforskning 61 · Posted Aug 14
Master’s thesis to develop and improve models for predicting process forces during hot working (rolling, forging, extrusion) using measured industrial data to fit and validate analytical models and calibrate flow-stress models; aims to enable optimal process windows and efficient production in stainless steels and special alloys, with programming in Python or MATLAB.
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