Neste trabalho foi feito um estudo preliminar sobre os processos de conformação plástica de chapas metálicas, e sua simulação numérica. Para um conhecimento mais aprofundado das áreas apresentadas e face à complexidade dos assuntos tratados seria interessante dar con- tinuidade a este trabalho. Para tal, são propostas diversas perspectivas de trabalhos futuros: analisar comparativamente o desempenho das formulações dos elementos nitos do tipo casca no ABAQUS (S4, S4R, S4R5) e do tipo sólido-casca (SC8R), nos benchmarks testados;
utilizar de modelos constitutivos anisotrópicos mais complexos através da implementação e utilização de subrotinas em Fortran no ABAQUS (users subroutines - UMAT); estudar e utilizar modelos de encruamento cinemático na simulação dos processos de
conformação plástica em múltiplas etapas e na simulação do retorno elástico (sujeitos a condições cíclicas de carregamento e descarregamento);
realizar de simulações numéricas de aplicações industriais em mais detalhe, com especial atenção à utilização e domínio dos algoritmos de contacto disponíveis no ABAQUS.
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