1984
DOI: 10.1007/bf00792154
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Strain hardening and failure of powder metallurgy iron

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“…As explained in previous sections, the friction coefficient at powder-tool interfaces is a function of various physical and material parameters, and is nonlinear in nature. Generally, for simulation analysis of metal powder compaction, an average friction coefficient value is employed [23,43,45,48,49,50,70,88,90,101,102,112,129]. The typical recommended friction coefficient value for simulation of iron-based powder compaction is 0.1 [27,90,111].…”
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“…As explained in previous sections, the friction coefficient at powder-tool interfaces is a function of various physical and material parameters, and is nonlinear in nature. Generally, for simulation analysis of metal powder compaction, an average friction coefficient value is employed [23,43,45,48,49,50,70,88,90,101,102,112,129]. The typical recommended friction coefficient value for simulation of iron-based powder compaction is 0.1 [27,90,111].…”
Section: Friction Coefficient Used For Simulation Analysesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Figure23. A shear-plate device consisting of: (1) optical transducer, (2) transducer, (3) powder compact disc, (4) parallelepipedic slab, (5) force transducer, (6) hydraulic press, (7) cylindrical die, and (8) press[19].…”
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“…As explained in previous sections, the friction coefficient at powder-tool interfaces is a function of various physical and material parameters, and is nonlinear in nature. Generally, for simulation analysis of metal powder compaction, an average friction coefficient value is employed [23,43,45,48,49,50,70,88,90,101,102,112,129]. The typical recommended friction coefficient value for simulation of iron-based powder compaction is 0.1 [27,90,111].…”
Section: Friction Coefficient Used For Simulation Analysesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Figure23. A shear-plate device consisting of: (1) optical transducer, (2) transducer, (3) powder compact disc, (4) parallelepipedic slab, (5) force transducer, (6) hydraulic press, (7) cylindrical die, and (8) press[19].…”
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