Metal Forming Processes Flashcards
What extrusion process will be ideal for producing a component out of a less ductile material?
Hydrostatic extrusion
For a drawing operation, if a certain force is required to reduce the cross-sectional area from A0to Af, by how much would you change the force to get 50% of Af instead?
Decrease by 65%
Which forging process makes the most accurate and net-shape metal parts?
Flashless closed-die forging
Does forging or casting create more residual stresses in a part?
Casting
A process whereby workpiece is shaped by compressive forces applied through hammers and various dies
Forging
Extrusion
Material is pushed through a die to obtain continuous products with various constant cross-sections
Material is pulled through a die to obtain continuous products with various constant cross-sections
Drawing
Rolling
A process of reducing the thickness of a long workpiece by compressive forces applied through a set of rolls
Flow Stress
The stress level above yielding; stress level required to keep the material flowing
What is hot working of metals and what does it do to grain structures
Shaping preheated material at temperature above the recrystallization temperature where material stiffness and yield stress is low.
Refines grains through recrystallization; Course or dendritic grains are broken up as small grains form. Grains simultaneously may be stretched along the flow direction which results in a higher strength in preferred direction
Flow direction
Direction of tensile stress in hot/cold working