Sandrine Thuillier
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About
Sandrine Thuillier’s research focuses on the mechanics of materials and metal forming processes, with a particular emphasis on incremental forming technologies. Her work addresses the critical challenge of accurately predicting forming forces through improved material characterization and mechanical modeling. In her most cited paper (2022, 4 citations), she explores how relevant material characterization enhances load prediction in incremental forming, a key step toward optimizing this flexible, die-less manufacturing technique. Her earlier study on titanium T40 (2019, 2 citations) demonstrates the influence of mechanical models on force prediction during single point incremental forming—a process with growing applications in automotive and biomedical industries due to its ability to produce small batches without specialized tooling. By bridging experimental material behavior with numerical simulation, Thuillier’s contributions help advance the reliability and industrial adoption of incremental forming. Her work is particularly valuable for researchers and engineers seeking to improve process control and reduce trial-and-error in forming complex geometries.
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