2020
DOI: 10.15587/1729-4061.2020.198433
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Effect of the tool geometry on the force mode of the combined radial-direct extrusion with compression

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“…The application of well-known elementary rectangular modules does not cause difficulties because of their good integration with more complex schemes. However, to describe the flow of a material in the kinematic elements with curved boundaries, which adequately describe the surfaces of the section of the material flow inside a part or the shape of the contact surfaces of the tool, it is necessary to develop modules with sloping and curved boundaries [11,16,26]. In constructing estimation schemes of combined extrusion, the main difficulties relate to cumbersome calculations of the amount of the reduced pressure and often the impossibility to derive this value in an analytical form.…”
Section: Energy Methods For Calculating the Force Regime And Incremmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The application of well-known elementary rectangular modules does not cause difficulties because of their good integration with more complex schemes. However, to describe the flow of a material in the kinematic elements with curved boundaries, which adequately describe the surfaces of the section of the material flow inside a part or the shape of the contact surfaces of the tool, it is necessary to develop modules with sloping and curved boundaries [11,16,26]. In constructing estimation schemes of combined extrusion, the main difficulties relate to cumbersome calculations of the amount of the reduced pressure and often the impossibility to derive this value in an analytical form.…”
Section: Energy Methods For Calculating the Force Regime And Incremmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Calculating the power of plastic deformation forces inside the kinematic module, the forces of cutting with the adjacent modules and friction forces on the surface of the tool make it possible to obtain the reduced pressure in an analytical form [20,21]. Such calculations are required by the triangular modules with a sloping boundary of a curvilinear or straight shape [23,24] or curvilinear modules of different configurations as components of schemes of combined sequential longitudinal-radial extrusion with expansion. At the same time, when selecting the shape and building the kinematic module KPVF, it is necessary to ensure not only the correspondence of its boundaries to experimental data but also the possibility of obtaining analytical expressions of the reduced pressure [17,18,23,24].…”
Section: Development Of An Axial Triangular Kinematic Module With mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Such calculations are required by the triangular modules with a sloping boundary of a curvilinear or straight shape [23,24] or curvilinear modules of different configurations as components of schemes of combined sequential longitudinal-radial extrusion with expansion. At the same time, when selecting the shape and building the kinematic module KPVF, it is necessary to ensure not only the correspondence of its boundaries to experimental data but also the possibility of obtaining analytical expressions of the reduced pressure [17,18,23,24]. That would make it possible to take full advantage of the energy method and optimize the force mode of the deformation process for the selected variable parameters.…”
Section: Development Of An Axial Triangular Kinematic Module With mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, the shape formation of parts was investigated from the position of possible defect formation in the form of a shrinkage cavity. The possibilities of obtaining data on the increments in a semi-finished product in an analytical form were demonstrated in studies [20,21]. They report the results of modeling the force regime and the shape formation of a semi-finished product by the energy method.…”
Section: Literature Review and Problem Statementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this case, dividing each autonomous deformation site into a set of unified kinematic modules has a significant role for subsequent calculations. The base of the developed unified kinematic modules makes it possible to consider various variants of estimation schemes, including the use of kinematic modules with sloping boundaries [4,10,[20][21][22][23]27]. In the case of the combined radial-direct extrusion of parts with an axial protrusion, the CS-1 calculation scheme containing trapezoidal module 4 ( Fig.…”
Section: Development Of An Estimation Scheme Of the Process Of Thementioning
confidence: 99%