On the other hand, is the verification required when a few change implies in current models for a certain purpose, e.g. the assessment of formability?
The more mechanical and forming tests you do, the better your final FE model.
I would think that tensile, coupled by forming limit curve tests; for a start. Then you could also investigate different strain paths.
It depends what type of plasticity model you want to develop. If you want to look at kinematic hardening as well you would need to do fully reversed cyclic loading/testing.
The model depends on the statement of the problem and the goal . There are no general model of plasticity for all occasions.
Good luck.
Dear Dr Aptukov
Thanks a lot for your time and consideration. However, my question is about the preliminaries of model verification, not the modeling of new materials.
Best Regards
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