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Initial optimization of self-piercing riveting process by means of FEM
Abstract
Although the importance of Self Piercing Riveting (SPR) as a joining technique of sheets constantly increases, especially in the automotive industry, there is still a lack of nalytical description of mechanism of forming a joint. The reason is very simple: it is very difficult to get insight into the joint during forming process and following that to evaluate how stress field develops. The only way to analyze SPR joint during forming is to perform physical and numerical modeling.