Just few seats still left at our free training seminars in June at National Metalforming Centre, West Bromwich, West Midlands, B70 6PY.
Simulation of Fasteners Forming Processes, 24th of June: 9.30-15.30
Simulation of Hot Metal Forming Processes, 25th of June: 9.30-15.30
Please, follow our annoncements regarding our training workshops for a new season that starts in September
Two days QForm simulation workshop in Oxford has been successfully completed on May 16th. The major interest of this workshop was simulation of extrusion of Mg-alloys. The extrusion process has been simulated using both Lagrange and Euler approaches with the help of QForm 7 and QForm-Extrusion programs respectively.
Amazingly effective new metal forming simulation program QForm 7.2.3 will be presented at MACH 2014 exhibition (NEC, Birmingham) the next week April 7-14. Come and talk to us on stand no. 4463 and hear how we can help deliver your profits!
QuantorForm Ltd. and ALUSIL invite you to take part in the Fifth international conference «Aluminium – 21/EXTRUSION» and the QForm-Extrusion simulation program workshop on June 24th 2014 which will take place in Sankt-Petersburg, Russia.
This year we are planning our training seminars in Oxford on February 27-28, March 27-28, May 15-16 and June 12-13.
These seminars provide a unique opportunity to get advanced training and skill improvement in metalforming simulation and materials modeling. The seminars are based on implementation of newest and revolutionary metal forming simulation software QForm 7.2.
We are presenting a joint paper at the 17th Workshop on Met foming simulation in Stuttgart on 14th of February (Simulation in der Umformtechnik). Our presentation starts at 11:15.
Autors are Alexander Borowikow and Nikolay Biba.
Our stand at Formed in the UK Technical Seminar on December 11 was extremely busy. Here we presented the newest version QForm 7.2 and its applications to simulation of closed die forging, rolling, extrusion and other metal forming processes.
The key points of new version are its capability to simulate incremental metal forming processes like ring rolling using dual mesh method, new elastic-visco-plastic material model and many other very useful features.
The key subject of the meeting was the newest version 7.2 which has got many important new features. The seminar was attended by people from forging companies in the UK, Sweden, Italy and Bulgaria. The audience was surprised by the amount of development work which had done since the last release of QForm 7.1.
