2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.promfg.2020.04.168
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Lubricant- Reducing Scrap Rates in Forming High-Alloyed Steel by Stable Friction Behavior over the Temperature

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“…To verify the new lubricant for industrial forming applications, cup drawing tests at ambient temperature [6] and strip drawing tests at different tool temperatures were done.…”
Section: R Results F Esults For Strip Dr or Strip Dra Awing T Wing Tests Estsmentioning
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“…To verify the new lubricant for industrial forming applications, cup drawing tests at ambient temperature [6] and strip drawing tests at different tool temperatures were done.…”
Section: R Results F Esults For Strip Dr or Strip Dra Awing T Wing Tests Estsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, we chose a ball on plate test as preliminary testing method. Basic parameters are described in [6] for testing more than 30 different lubricant mixtures. The parameter chosen for pressure (load) are typical conditions for the load of deep drawing operations [7].…”
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“…The global cumulative quantity of steel scrap reached 460 million tons in 2020, including production waste [1], processing residues [2], and end-of-life products [3,4]. Therein, the quantity of medium (5-10% of the total alloy content) and high (greater than 10% of the total alloy content) alloy steel scrap, accounting for approximately 3% of the total steel scrap, amounted to more than 10 million tons.…”
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