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The Effect of Material Properties on Tension Zone and Boundary Shear-Stress in Extrusion

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The complete solution of stress and strain were obtained for commercially pure aluminum and superplastic alloy of the eutectic of Pb-Sn in an axisymmetric extrusion process of extrusion ratio 4 and a half cone angle of 45°. The extrusion speed was 0.1/min for aluminum and.003 in/min for superplastic Pb-Sn. The stress components along and perpendicular to the flow lines were calculated for different values of workhardening and strain-rate exponents. The shear stress along the boundary was determined. The size of the tension zone was compared for different material properties.

Submitted to the AIME Symposium on the relation between theory and practice in metal forming. October 21–22, 1970.

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Shabaik, A.H. (1971). The Effect of Material Properties on Tension Zone and Boundary Shear-Stress in Extrusion. In: Hoffmanner, A.L. (eds) Metal Forming: Interrelation Between Theory and Practice. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-1757-3_3

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