“…The processes of combined extrusion, obtained by a combination of the longitudinal (direct and reverse) and transverse (radial and lateral) extrusion, differ in great variety and the possibility of making hollow and solid parts with a profiled outer or internal surface in a single operation [7,11]. The combined aligned extrusion processes also have advantages in reducing energy costs, as increasing the degree of freedom of metal outflow in several directions requires fewer deformation forces [11][12][13][14][15]. However, for the same reason, the calculation of such extrusion processes, which take place under an optimal self-regulating mode, as well as the assessment of the shape formation of parts, are not easy due to the difficulty of predicting the direction of the predominant metal flow.…”