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Metal Deformation Flashcards

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What is Metal Deformation

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Manufacturing processes in which plastic deformation is used to permanently alter the geometry of a material

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What are the Desirable Material Properties of Materials Undergoing Metal Deformation

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Low Yield Strength
High Ductility
Friction
Strain Rate - Rate of Deformation of a material

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Rolling: Thickness is reduced by compressive forces exerted by opposing rolls

Forging: Material is compressed between two dies

Extrusion: Material is pushed through a die opening by compressive forces.

Drawing: Material is pulled through a die opening by tensile forces.

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In the following Formula Explain what Each Component represents

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Explain the benefits to hot and cold forging

Explain the Difference between Impact and Press Forging

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Cold- Increased Strength of product from strain hardening
Hot- Increased Ductility of the Work metal from a Reduction in strength.

Impact: Uses a Forge Hammer to apply an impact force
Press: Applies a Gradual force.

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a) Open Die Forging : Material compressed between two flat dies, allows lateral flow

b) Impression Die Forging: Die Contains cavity that is pressed onto the workpart

c) Flashless Forging: Material compressed whilst being restrained in a die. No Excess Flash.

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What are the Most Common Processes in Metalworking

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Bending - Deforming sheet around a straight axis
Drawing - Deforming the sheet into convex and concave shapes
Cutting - Shearing the Sheets into Smaller geometries

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What are the Following Processes

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Explain Bending

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Deforming sheet around a straight axis
Area Inside Neutral Plane is Compressed
Area Outside Neutral Plane is Stretched

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Explain the Following Processes

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Explain the Components of this Formula

How do you make sure you’re part is the correct geometry after bending

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Bending Allowance + Desired Length = Amount Fed into Machine

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What is Springback?

Why does it Occur?

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Increase in radius of bent part, & increase in acute angle between the sheet ,after die is removed

When pressure is removed, Elastic Energy remains in bent part, causing it to partially recover toward its original geometry.

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Explain the Components of this Formula

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Explain the Process

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Deep Drawing

Sheet placed over cavity, Punch pushes metal into opening

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Explain the Process

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Explain the Processes

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A ) Blanking - part(Blank) is cut from a metal sheet(Stock)
B) Punching - Some material(slug) is cut from the part

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How do you calculate the True Stress of a material

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What is the Difference Between Engineering Stress and True Stress

How Do you Convert between Engineering Stress and True Stress

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Engineering Stress Assumes a Constant Cross-Sectional Area
True Stress Accounts for changes in force and cross sectional area

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What is flow Stress

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What is the Average Flow Stress

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What are the Advantages and Disadvantages of cold-forming metal deformation

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Better Accuracy
Better Surface Finish
No Heating
Grain Flow is in a more desirable Direction

Higher forces Required
More Power Required
Ductility and Strain Hardening Limit amount of Deformation possible

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What is the difference between Warm and Hot Working in metal deformation

What are the Advantages and Disadvantages of Warm-working metal deformation

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Warm is performed below recrystallization temperature, and hot is performed above (above 0.5 Tm)

Lower Forces and Power Required then cold forming
More compiled Geometries then cold forming
Reduced need for Annealing (Heat Treatment)

Heating is required

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What is the difference between Warm and Hot Working in metal deformation

What are the Advantages and Disadvantages of Hot-working metal deformation

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Warm is performed below recrystallization temperature, and hot is performed above (above 0.5 Tm)

Much more compiled Geometries then cold forming & Warm-Working
Lower Forces and Power Required then cold forming & Warm-Working
All sections of sheet post-deformation have near-equal strength

Lower Accuracy
Heating is Required
Surface Oxidation (Poor Surface Finish)

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What is Strain Rate

During Hot working how does a metal behave?

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Metal Behaves like a perfectly Plastic Material (Strain hardening exponent =0)
Flow Stress Becomes constant

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What is the Strain Rate Sensitivity Equation?

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