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METHODOLOGY DEVELOPMENT FOR EVALUATING RELATIVE HEAT CHECKING RESISTANCE OF OPEN-DIE FORGE TOOLING
Heat checking, characterized by biaxial networks of surface cracks induced by thermomechanical cycling, can cause premature failure of open-die forge tooling. To facilitate the evaluation of heat checking resistance of die steels, a simulation‑informed out-of-phase thermomechanical fatigue (OP-TMF)
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