2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.jmatprotec.2004.04.057
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Theoretical and experimental analysis of the effect of die shape on the internal quality of forged rods

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“…In connection with the extend forging process, Araki et al (1985) scrutinized the effect of various extend forging methods due to a change in the density of powder sintered compacts, Rodic et al (1987) calculated proper operation conditions for the closing of internal voids in rolling or forging, and Sun and Guo (1987) introduced void closing parameters using the finite element analysis. In addition to the above-mentioned studies, Cho et al (1998) investigated the effect of different forging methods for extend forging on the hydrostatic stress or axial stress, and Banaszek et al (2004) studied die shapes and the distribution characteristic of the reduction ratio. A report was made by Nakasaki et al (2006) on the application of hydrostatic integral parameters to rolling.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In connection with the extend forging process, Araki et al (1985) scrutinized the effect of various extend forging methods due to a change in the density of powder sintered compacts, Rodic et al (1987) calculated proper operation conditions for the closing of internal voids in rolling or forging, and Sun and Guo (1987) introduced void closing parameters using the finite element analysis. In addition to the above-mentioned studies, Cho et al (1998) investigated the effect of different forging methods for extend forging on the hydrostatic stress or axial stress, and Banaszek et al (2004) studied die shapes and the distribution characteristic of the reduction ratio. A report was made by Nakasaki et al (2006) on the application of hydrostatic integral parameters to rolling.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, many other handbooks, textbooks like Making, Shaping and Treating of steel (US steel), various seminars and conferences on forging have collated information on forging. Bauaszek et al [5] discuss about the homogenization of the values of local deformation within the entire cross section of forging. Theoretical studies have been performed in the plane strain deformation state.…”
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“…Além disso, foi estudada uma geometria industrial em escala reduzida, onde problemas de falta de material no último passe foram verificados, sugerindo correções na cinemática do processo e também na compensação de material através de uma geratriz maior. Banaszek [9,10] investigou geometrias côncavas que visam uniformizar a distribuição de deformações ao longo da peça, visando obter uma peça final livre de defeitos internos, concluindo que matrizes côncavas com partes convexas assimétricas, deformando a peça após um ciclo de 4 rotações de 90º ao longo de todo o seu comprimento, geram deformações homogêneas em todo o volume do forjado. Chen [11] apresenta estratégias de forjamento otimizadas quando utilizados ângulos de giro de 90º entre mordidas utilizando matrizes planas.…”
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