Forging Flashcards

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Q

What is forging?

A

Working of metal by hammering and pressing a metal into desired shape at hot temperatures

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What are the 3 ways that forging improves mechanical properties of steel?

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1) Closes cavities
2) Refines crystal structures
3) Destroys discontinuity

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3
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What makes forging stronger than casting?

A

The flow lines of the materials are maintained which increases strength

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4
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What is a material requirement for forging?

A

The material has to be malleable

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What are the 2 categories of forging?

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1) Open-die forging: working surface is flat

2) Closed-die forging: impression dies that come together are used

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How is material forged in a rolling operation?

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Rolling passes hot metals between 2 rolls that reduce metal size due to pressure above the recrystallization temperature of the material

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How is material forged in an extrusion operation?

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Extrusion places a hot metal into a chamber and hydraulically presses the sample through a pre-shaped opening above the recrystallization temperature

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How is material forged in a drawing operation?

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In a drawing process the metal is pulled through a die instead of pushed

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What are some common forging defects?

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1) Burst
2) Thermal cracking
3) Hot tears
4) Laps

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