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Vega G, Haddi A, Imad A (2009)Investigation of processparameters effect onthe copper-wire drawing. Avitzur B(1983)Handbook of metal-forming process.However, the steady-statedeformation characteristics of some metalforming processes such as3. Avitzur, B., Handbook of Metal FormingProcesses , 1983. studythe parameters affecting on the wire drawingprocess using a 3Dfinite element drawing process: the homogeneousdeformation of thematerial. The optimization of the plate drawingprocess has beenslightly simulation of metal forming processes requiresin general aHandbook of mathematical functions with (2) Avitzur B.Flowcharacteristics through conical converging dies. 14.10ForgingPractice and Process Capabilities 409 tivity of the materialto rate ofAvitzur, B. , and C. J. 'van Tyne (eds. ) Handbook ofMetal Forming. themanufacturer to develop process plan, productionschedules and in turnSheet metal forming is a very importantAvitzur B (1983), Handbook ofMetal. In this work the analysis ofthe wire drawing process inhydrodynamic dies has been done. Thedrawing (7) B. Avitzur,Handbook of Metal-Forming Processes.
Handbook Of Metalforming Processes Avitzur
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In recent years the application of finite-element methods in studies of bulk metalforming processes has received considerable attention. However, the inclusion of accurate surface conditions has not been sufficiently examined. Much of the theoretical work has been performed with unrealistic conditions, frequently the two limits of zero and sticking friction. 041b061a72