Correlation of Barreling Effect with Boundary Friction Coefficient during Upsetting of Various Materials Workpieces under Processing Conditions

Abstract

The necessity of taking into account the barreling effect at the design of die cavities, and open die and closed die forging processes on the basis of pre-forming of billets by upsetting is shown. The division of ideas about the indices of “bulk” and “linear” barreling (barrel shape), which is determined by the ratio of the bulk and linear dimensions of the workpiece after upsetting by flat dies, was made. The functional relation (correlation) between these indices and the friction coefficient on the boundary surface between flat dies and the upsetted workpiece has been determined. The qualitative and quantitative effect of workpiece dimensions (diameter-to-height ratio), strain range, temperature (conditions of cold and hot processing) and type of forming material (structural carbon steel, some of Cu-grades and Al-grades) on the barreling effect and friction coefficient during upsetting was found. The developed method makes it possible to predict a change in the friction coefficient during the upsetting of various material workpiece under given conditions of forming and to monitor their effect to the final shape.

Prospective cold metal working and analysis of deformation susceptibility of CuMg alloys with high magnesium content

“…1 and Eq. ( 1 ) 28 , UTS using Considére criterion 29 , 30 , which allows its assessment as the value projected at the Y axis from the tangent (red line) drawn from the negative one value to the true stress/strain upsetting curve as presented at Fig. 2 C, Strain hardening exponent and strength coefficient as proposed by Hollomon 31 which was collectively presented at Fig.…”