2002
DOI: 10.1016/s0924-0136(01)01240-7
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Analysis and design of a new manufacturing process for a support shaft using the finite element method

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“…Considering small elongated forgings (with lengths up to 200 mm), very efficient rolling processes can also be applied in skew rolling mills equipped with rolls with screw blanks [ 11 , 12 ]. These methods allow for the production of (most often) semifinished products for further mechanical processing [ 13 ]. They are also used as semifinished products for die forging [ 14 ] or extrusion [ 15 ].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Considering small elongated forgings (with lengths up to 200 mm), very efficient rolling processes can also be applied in skew rolling mills equipped with rolls with screw blanks [ 11 , 12 ]. These methods allow for the production of (most often) semifinished products for further mechanical processing [ 13 ]. They are also used as semifinished products for die forging [ 14 ] or extrusion [ 15 ].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The contact surface of the formed material and tools was described by the model of constant friction. Due to the fact that the compression process was conducted in hot working conditions, the friction factor assumed in the calculations was relatively high, m = 0.8 [14,15]. Moreover, it was assumed that the heat transfer coefficient for the couple material–tools was equal 20 kW/(m 2 ·K), whereas for material–environment, it was 0.35 kW/(m 2 ·K).…”
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“…As far as mass production is concerned, metal forming offers the most advantages due to short manufacturing time, low material waste and high strength properties. Metal forming techniques for producing hollow parts include: • spinning [1,2], • standard forging [3,4], • rotary swaging [5,6], • extrusion [7], • rotary compression [8,9], • flanging [10,11], • sequential upsetting [12], • radial extrusion.…”
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confidence: 99%