Is the LS DYNA software or Hyperworks software good for simulation of an incremental sheet metal forming process?
As far as I know, LS-Dyna and Hyperform are both used for the purpose, I think both using explicit dynamics. Although you should explore another options such as Abaqus or Ansys.
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IF YOU ARE ON EARLY STAGE FOR SOFTWARES, better u use ansys , add LS dyna extension files to it,. bt best results will be imparted from Hyperform and autoform.
Usually for large nonlinear deformation metal forming analysis, LS-Dyna or ABAQUS are both good. The main point is which one you are more familiar with or good at. Good luck.
-John
In this website you can find side by side comparison chart of 78 Finite Element Analysis (FEA) programs and their sorting by features:
http://feacompare.com/sortbyfeatures.html
He, the software maybe important: Abaqus, LS-Dyna, Nastram, Material Studio and so… I think this was a suggestion for Zhong Chene, usually for large nonlinear deformation metal forming analysis, LS-Dyna or ABAQUS are both good. Another important thing is the analysis and interpretation of the results in relation to initial formulations.
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