2002
DOI: 10.1016/s0924-0136(02)00798-7
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Pass schedule algorithms for hot open die forging

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“…They found that die shape in conjunction with reduction in height controls the bonding process. Kim et al (2002) developed a neural network algorithm for the closure of voids in open die forging of rectangular cross-sectioned workpieces. They studied a large number of process parameters and used the algorithm to recommend a forging pass schedule that would close voids effectively and efficiently.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They found that die shape in conjunction with reduction in height controls the bonding process. Kim et al (2002) developed a neural network algorithm for the closure of voids in open die forging of rectangular cross-sectioned workpieces. They studied a large number of process parameters and used the algorithm to recommend a forging pass schedule that would close voids effectively and efficiently.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The deformation displacement can be expressed by the O point coordinate. According to the literatures, 12,13 the expressions of the O point are shown as…”
Section: Deformation Model Of the Workpiecementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kakimoto [3], afirma que 75 % do fechamento de vazios ocorre através de processos de compressão, evidenciando a importância do controle da deformação no forjamento. Entretanto, é de extrema importância a escolha certa dos parâmetros do processo, como a configuração das matrizes, o comprimento das mesmas, a redução aplicada a cada passe, o avanço e o gradiente de temperatura [4,5]. O avanço é o quanto se movimenta longitudinalmente a ferramenta em relação à peça após uma mordida, ou uma série delas na mesma região, caso haja rotação da peça.…”
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