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780 s after 780 s in the heating beginning: (a) equivalent Von Mises strain. equivalent Von Mises tension. formation; (b)Sensors 2021, 21, x FOR PEER REVIEWThe the earth gravity versus time are presented in Figure 6.7 of 18 The simulation outcomes from the typical and maximum deformation from the sheet beneath the earth on the average and maximum deformation from the sheet below gravity versus time are presented in Figure 6. simulation resultsFigure 6. Typical and maximum deformation beneath the earth gravity versus time in the polymer Figure 6. Average and maximum deformation beneath the earth gravity versus time in the polymer sheet. sheet.The simulation benefits revealed that maximum deformation of sheet The simulation results revealed that maximum deformation in the polymer the polymer sheet from standard earth gravity exceeds 10.9 mm, mm, while the average with the polyfrom normal earth gravity exceeds 10.9 whilst the typical deformationdeformation on the polymer mer sheet was 2.6mm. These outcomes show the needneed to meticulously select SPIF parameters which include sheet was 2.6 mm. These final results show the to meticulously pick SPIF parameters such as initial and forming depth from the tool as well as essential forming forces. initial and forming depth of the tool also as expected forming forces.3. Validation of Numerical Simulation Results The scheme of experimental set-up is presented in Figure 7a plus the experimental set-up view is presented in Figure 7b. Throughout the experimental analysis, PVC ESA-D polymer sheet (1) was fixed around the frame (two) by 25 mm offset location from its edge, like it was within the theoretical study. The polymer sheet (1) was Pinacidil Cancer heated by blowing hot air with blowing method CT-850D (Acifica, Inc., San Jose, CA, USA) (6) from reduce surface via the hole formed in frame (two) and opposite surface displacement was measured with laser displacement meter Kyence LK-G82/3001 (Keyence Corporation, Neu-Isenburg, Germany)Figure six. Typical and maximum deformation below the earth gravity versus time of the polymer sheet.Sensors 2021, 21,The simulation outcomes revealed that maximum deformation from the polymer sheet from typical earth gravity exceeds ten.9 mm, even though the typical deformation on the poly7 of 17 mer sheet was two.six mm. These results show the must very carefully choose SPIF parameters like initial and forming depth with the tool as well as required forming forces. three. Validation of Numerical Simulation Outcomes three. Validation of Numerical Simulation Outcomes The scheme of experimental set-up is presented in Figure 7a as well as the experimental The scheme of experimental set-up is presented in Figure 7a plus the experimental set-up view isis presented in Figure 7b. In the SB 271046 In Vivo course of experimental analysis, PVC PVC ESA-D set-up view presented in Figure 7b. Throughout the the experimental investigation, ESA-D polymer sheet (1) was fixed fixed around the (2) by 25 mm offset location from its edge, likeedge, like polymer sheet (1) was on the frame frame (2) by 25 mm offset location from its it was in thewas in the theoretical analysis. The polymer sheet (1) was heated by blowing hot air it theoretical investigation. The polymer sheet (1) was heated by blowing hot air with blowing system CT-850D (Acifica, Inc., San Jose, CA, USA) (six) from lower surface by means of the with blowing program CT-850D (Acifica, Inc., San Jose, CA, USA) (6) from lower surface hole formed in frame (two) and opposite surface displacement was measured with measured through the hole formed in frame (2) and opposite surface displa.