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9780521518239 - Applied Metal Forming - Including FEM Analysis - By Henry S. Valberg
Index

Index

accumulation of outer layer of billet in discard 322

adaptive remeshing 223

adhesion of lubricant to workpiece 146

advantage and disadvantage of backward extrusion 24, 324

allotropic behavior of steel 118

analogy, between stress and strain 62, 66

anisotropy

factor of 442

measurement 443

normal 443

planar 443

in sheet-metal 442

in worked metals 7

area reduction 77

aspect ratio in

cylinder compression 81

plain strain compression 35

asperity 141

plastification 142

atoms, packing of 3

austenite 118

average

length strain 78

pressure in frictionless compression 81

axi-symmetric FEM model 225

back-pull in wiredrawing 398

backward cup extrusion

effective strain rate distribution 286

effective strain distribution 288

FEA of process 285–301

balanced biaxial stretching 438

barreling of cylinder in compression 108

bearing in wiredrawing dies 399

bend allowance 447

bending 28

of sheet-metal 439

biaxial stretching 438

billet 22

removal without deformation 350

blank holder 27, 444

blanking 30

conventional 30

fine 30

blister defect 323, 331

bloom 22

bottleneck in forming 12

boundary

film lubrication 146, 147–149

lubrication 146

boundary conditions in FEA 224

breakdown of material 127

due to cracking 134

breakdown of

cast microstructure 4

lubricant film 13

Bridgman's

assumptions in necking analysis 243

correction factor in tensile testing 105

theoretical analysis of 104

buckling 19

in deep-drawing 444

bulging in

cylinder compression 108

wire drawing 417, 418

bulk metal forming 9, 18

burp cycle 332

calibration draw 395

capstan 396

casting

defect formation 5

material loss 5

cast iron 3

cavity filling 268

cementite flakes 2, 3

center bursts 421

center zone in plain strain compression 41

cermets 398

material model 115

chevron cracks 421

growth in FEA 423

circle grid analysis 435, 436

to determine strains 68

classification system

extrudability of Al-alloys 335

extrusion processes 10

metal forming 9, 18

shapes of Al-profiles 334

shapes of forgings 271, 272

subdivision metal forming processes 10

types of metal flow in extrusion 326

clay, deformation of 1

deformation mechanism 3

clean cut in shearing 30

cleaning, of surfaces 144

closed die forging 20–21

die filling in 302

example of laboratory process 302

FEA of 302–316

optimized process 279

Cockroft-Latham failure criterion 134

coefficient of friction 142

cogging 20

coiling of wire 396

cold drawing of wire 27

cold forming

cold working by wiredrawing 27

to gain high strength 7

temperature range of 118

vs. hot forming 34

complex strain path in sheet-metal forming 437

compression

axial 87

homogeneous slab 87

retarded stroke for constant strain rate 108

compression testing, advantages over tensile testing 95

compressive stress

on inside of bend 439

in wiredrawing die 398

cone angle in wiredrawing 400

confinement of air in extrusion material 332

constancy of volume 63

deviation from rule of 64

constitutive equation

definition 115

in cold forming 118

general expression 117

in hot forming 122

including microstructural mechanisms 122

metals in general 115–118

contact angle in rolling 370

contact area

apparent area 141

in compression 107

real area 141

contact conditions between

billet and container, in extrusion 351

roll and workpiece, in rolling 365

contact mechanisms, workpiece-die 143

contact pressure against die as process parameter 14

contact pressure against die in

cylinder compression 230–233

deep drawing 27

from the slab method 373

light slab rolling 380

normal slab rolling 387

normal wiredrawing 427

strip rolling 391

wiredrawing 400

contact zone against

die in closed-die forging 302–305

contamination

as subsurface defect in extrusion 330

of surfaces 144

continuous casting 22

continuum

mechanics 2

medium 2

converging channel of wiredrawing die 399

conversion coating 300

cooling

effects 159, 162

of plate against die 163–164

copper wiredrawing 414

Coulomb friction

model 140–142

validity of model 142

cracking 127

due to lamination 8

in cylinder bulge 134, 136

in shear 136

transverse cracking in extrusion 134

critical blank size in deep-drawing 444

crystals, aggregate of 3

cup forming by deep drawing 27

curve fitting

applied for the flow stress 118

determination of constants 119

cutting 10

cylinder compression

basic mechanics of test method 106

compression velocity 106

deformation in corner of bulge 252

deformations in compression test 253–254

dies applied in test 106

experimental set-up 106

FEA of test 229

flow curve in test 107

with friction 108

friction effects 199

friction measurement using pins 153–154

frictionless compression 1

homogeneous compression 107, 251

principal stress in frictionless case 210

reduced friction in test 109

strain rate field in frictionless case 210

as technological test 93, 95

velocity field in frictionless case 209

damage parameter in

light slab rolling pass 381

normal slab rolling pass 386

normal wiredrawing from FEA 427

plain strain compression 47

small reduction, large cone angle wiredrawing 421

strip rolling pass 392

wiredrawing 421

damage parameter, critical value 134

dead zone in

backward cup extrusion 286

cylinder compression 109

extrusion 183, 322

plain strain compression 41

strip rolling 390

deep drawing 27

applied tooling 27

fracture in 28

of rectangular cup 440

of round cup 440

of sheet-metal 439

wrinkling 28

defects

avoid defects because of economy 14

blisters in extrusion 323

of critical size 130

in forging 279

hot tearing in Al-extrusion 159

DEFORM®-code 223

FEM-approach used 224

deformation

comparison of compression and tension 59

over edge of plain strain compression die 44

effect of varying clearance in shearing 260–263

elastic 1

energy 160

fluctuations in wiredrawing 417

homogeneity in cylinder compression 108

homogeneity in extrusion seam 238

of inhomogeneous nature 2

macroscopic 2

mapping of 2

mechanism of 4

microscopic 3

multiplication of deformation crosses 46

near punch in backward cup extrusion 296

patterns in wiredrawing 431

of permanent character 116

plastic 1

simple measure of total deformation 77

deformation analysis 40–46

deformation characteristics of extruded rod 192

deformation cross in

normal wiredrawing 424

plain strain compression 44

strip rolling 390

cylinder compression 253

deformation from

deformed grid pattern 182

effective strain distribution 43

effective strain rate distribution 43

grid pattern in backward extrusion 290–292

strain rate distribution in wiredrawing 425

velocity field 85–87

deformation in

backward cup extrusion 286

deep-drawing 440

extruded rod from grid pattern 192–195

extruded rod 361

extrusion 24

extrusion billet from strain rate 362

front end of extruded rod 322

hot closed die forging 310–314

light pass slab rolling 377, 379

neck from circle pattern 247

necking section 243

neck in tensile test 103

normal pass slab rolling 383

plain strain compression test 40–46

shearing 30, 259

sheet-metal forming 438

strip rolling 389

wiredrawing, low reduction – large angle 416

wiredrawing, normal drawing geometry 425

degree of reduction 79

deletion of FEM-mesh to model cracking 422

Δ-parameter 81

in plain strain compression 36

in rolling 376

in strip rolling 393

in wiredrawing 403, 414

in Wistreich's wiredrawing experiments 414

diamond in wiredrawing die 398

die bridge in extrusion 333

die cavity 20

die filling in closed-die forging 277, 302

die geometry, characteristic parameters 400

die-life, influenced by fatigue 142

die orifice 23

dies

in metal forming 13

wear of 13

die splitting force in

strip drawing 149

wiredrawing 401, 414

diffuse necking 131

dimensional stability in drawing 395

direct contact between surfaces 144

directionally oriented microstructure 442


discard

in extrusion 321, 323

removal of 324

dislocation 3

density 3

movement 3

dislocation networks in cold and hot forming 122

displacement components 86

division processes, shearing 30

draft in rolling 383

drawing

as continuous process 396

as discontinuous process 396

of strip 64

unit in wiredrawing machine 397

wheel 396

drawing cell in drawing machine 398

drawing conditions in normal wiredrawing 424

ductility 128

increase through metal working 7

earing

factors influencing earing 447

phenomenon in deep-drawing 446

ease of working 128

economy in metal forming 14

edges for cutting 30

effective strain distribution, plain strain compression 43

effective strain rate distribution, plain strain compression 43

elastic

layer in bend 440

zone 191

elastic deformation

of dies 53

in tensile test 102

elasticity theory 53

elastic-plastic

materials 116

emissitivity 164

emptying diagram

in backward cup extrusion 296

concept 195

in extrusion made by FEA 359

emptying line

longitudinal 199

transverse 197

energy consumption

definition of 69

in extrusion 325

friction energy 406

for homogeneous deformation 405

for inhomogeneous deformation 407–409

total in wiredrawing 405, 409

energy dissipation 69

entrance into roll gap 376

equation to find friction in split die experiment 401

Erichsen-test 438

Eulerian description 222

eutectic phases, as contamination in extrusion 324

excessive stresses in sheet-metal forming 441

experiments to validate FEM analysis 35

explicit FEM-method 222

exponent of strain hardening 118

extrudability of

Al 25

Al-alloys 335

extrudate 320

extruded profiles 23

extrusion 23–26, 320

advantage of direct over indirect 24

backward process 23

billet 23

classification of processes 10

complex hollow profile extrusion 25

container 23

of copper and brass 24

defect 331

direct process 23

division into subprocesses 326, 347

flow of outer layer of billet 24

force 337

force against container wall 338

forward process 23

friction force 341

homogeneous deformation force 341

hot extrusion of Al 322

hot lubricated 25

indirect process 23

inhomogeneous deformation force 342

limitations in backward extrusion 24

of light metals 24

load in backward extrusion 325

metal flow in direct and indirect process 24

in multi-hole dies 24

peripheral billet layer 24

practice in forward extrusion 323

pressure 337

pressure welding 25

punch 23

ram 23

residue 321, 323

seam welds 26

shell extrusion 24

of steel 25

tooling in porthole die extrusion 25

total force 337, 343

welding 26

welding, FEM-model of 233–238

welding chamber 25

failure

criteria 134

catastrophic 130


FEA

correction of flow curve 245–246

to determine thermal effects 168–173

in general 220

general importance in metal forming 221

graphical presentation of results 229

results as parameter distribution 229

FEM-codes

development of 221

to model metal forming 223

FEM model, 2D

backward Al-extrusion 358–362

backward cup extrusion 285–301

cylinder compression 136, 200–201, 229–233, 250–253

extrusion welding 237–238, 333

forward Al-extrusion 352–357

forward extrusion, subprocesses 347–349

plain strain compression 225, 226

shearing, deformations in sheared layer 257–263

shearing, to find K and n 264–265

slab rolling pass 376–393

tensile test, formability consideration 130–131

tensile testing, risk of cracking 135–136

tensile testing, stress conditions in neck 243–246

wiredrawing 415–431

FEM model, 3D

closed-die forging 302–316

cylinder compression 253

extrusion welding 233–237

plain strain compression 37–50

tensile testing, necking 247

FEM-modeling, in general 220

FEM-solver 224

ferrite 2, 118

finished product 13

finishing die 274

finite difference method 204

finite element analysis (FEA) 34

validation of 35

finite element method (FEM) 34

finite elements 221

flash 21

formation of 4

flash gap 277

characteristic geometrical conditions 281

common designs 281

design rules in closed-die forging 280

flash less forging 20

flat rolling 22

flat-faced die, in extrusion 322

FLD-diagram 130, 441

flow criteria, the von Mises and Tresca criterion 111

flow criterion, correctness of 38

flow curve 116

determination in cold forming 107

determination curve in hot forming 107

from tensile test 102

true and nominal curve 103

flow direction of outer layer of billet in extrusion 331

flow formulation 222

flow patterns in extrusion 326–328

flow rule of Lévy-Mises 73

flow stress

of Al-alloys in bending experiments

in cold, warm, and hot forming 115, 116

from compression test 107

of copper wire 117, 416

general function 118

to get right metal flow in Al-extrusion 353

mean value of in wiredrawing 405

parameter influence 116

as process parameter 14

from shearing test 263–265

temperature dependence 117

variation due to microstructure 118

flow types in extrusion 190

foil 442

folds 279

force

on the roll 367

total force in wiredrawing 399

forgeability 269

of different metals 270

forging

as a requirement 7

avoiding unsound grain flow 8

as nonstationary process 85

deformation in hot closed die forging 310–314

design of multistep series 274–276

design principles 276

design to avoid defects 280

to improve fatigue resistance 8

mass distribution principle in 276

optimum temperature 269

stock 274

typical multi-step forging sequence 275

forgings

complexity of 271

shapes difficulty to forge 272

formability 127

to avoid defect formation 14

improvements in deep-drawing 442

limits 441

of metals in deep-drawing 446

parameter in deep-drawing 445

parameter in stretch forming 445

forming under

compressive stress 9, 18

tensile stress 9, 18


fracture 127

elongation 94, 103

in forgings due to defects 280

in shear 138

strain 94, 103

free forming 19

friction

in backward cup extrusion 300

Causing load increase in bending 216

determination in plain strain compression 37

dry friction 144–145

effects in metal forming 139

effects on flow curve from compression 254

energy dissipation 162

factor 143

force 141

force as process parameter 14

heating 161

hill 208

influence on forming load 139

measurement in forming 149–155

measurement in wiredrawing 400

measurement using pins 152

shear stress 142

shear stress in wiredrawing 400

from surface ring pattern 199

friction coefficient 142

value, boundary film lubrication 148

value, hydrodynamic lubrication 147

frictionless compression, average pressure vs. Δ 81

friction models 140

comparison of models 143

implementation of in FEM-codes 229

full separation of contact surfaces 144

fusion welding 26

general extrusion, part of extrusion process 349

generic deformation modes in sheet-metal forming 439

Gleeble simulator 96

testing 35

working principle of simulator 96

grain

boundaries 2

as crystals 3

flow in forgings 8

graphical tools in FEM analysis 224

grid pattern analysis

in compression experiment 249

deformation of grid elements 41

in extrusion welding 237

in FEA of compression 250

in shearing experiment 259

grid pattern distortions in

backward Al-extrusion 359

light slab rolling pass 379

normal slab rolling pass 385

normal wiredrawing 426

strip rolling pass 390

wiredrawing, small reduction, large cone angle 418

grid pattern technique 2, 181

advantage of pattern from pins 184

appearance of grid 182

in backward extrusion of Al cup 290–292, 357

contrast materials 184

deformed pattern in extrudate 183, 188

identification of grid elements 186, 189

intrinsic pattern 184

making pattern from contrast pins 184, 185

notation to identify grid lines 186

parting agent to avoid welding 182

perfect deformed pattern in Al-extrusion 187

in plain strain compression 36

scratched patterns 181

hardness testing

contact pressure 82

indenter 93

test method 93

heat

capacity 160

effects 159

transfer coefficient 163

height strain 80

height-to-diameter-ratio, in cylinder compression 80

Hensel-Spittel constitutive equation 118

high-strain-rate zone in

normal wiredrawing 424

plain strain compression 45

rolling 377

wiredrawing 416

hollow

extrusion dies 25

profile extrusion 333

homogeneous deformation in cylinder compression 109

Hooke's law 73, 115

hot forming

temperature range of 118

vs. cold forming 34

hot tearing 159

mechanism in Al-extrusion 178

hottest spot in Al-extrusion die 178

hydra-wedge for multistep compression 98

hydrostatic extrusion 322

ideal work method 204

impact extrusion 21

backward method 21

forward method 21

implicit FEM-method 222

inclusions, of MnS 7

incremental strain from velocity field 85


index notation for stress tensor 55

inferior properties due to lamination 8

ingot 19

inhomogeneous deformation in

cylinder compression 109

light slab rolling pass 379

normal slab rolling pass 383

normal wiredrawing from FEA 425

strip rolling pass 390

inserts, used in wiredrawing dies 398

instability 18

causing necking 131

criterion for start of necking 104

in high slender cylinder compression 95

in tensile testing 103

integrity of materials 128

interface between die and workpiece 13

intrinsic ductility 128

inverse modeling 37

determine flow curve in tensile testing 246

determine friction in backward cup extrusion 299–301

inverse parameter identification to

determine friction 37

get right localized shear 37

inverse segregation in extrusion billet 324

inward compression, part of extrusion process 349

isothermal FEM model 225

isotropic materials 63

isotropy of sheet-metal 442

joining

of metal streams in extrusion 25

processes 9

Lagrangian description 222

lamination 8

in extrusion 321

laps 279

largest principal stress in normal wiredrawing 427

layered appearance 8

length

strain, transformed to reduction of area 79

Lévy-Mises flow rule 73

limiting draw ratio, LDR in deep-drawing 444

load-stroke curve

cylinder compression 107

extrusion 325

forging 277

optimized curve in closed-die forging 315

localized necking 94, 131

logs of Al 24

loss of material 4

low-cycle fatigue of dies 142

lubricant 13

thick lubricant film through wedge effect 147

viscosity of 147

lubricated extrusion 322

lubrication

boundary film 147

boundary films in 148

in drawing 397

in forging 271

glass in extrusion 25

hydrodynamic 146–147

mechanisms 144

Ludvig's law 119

machines, used in metal forming 13

machining

material removal 6

macro etching 8

malleability 128, 269

manufacturing

cheapest process 7

classification system 9

comparison of processes 4

methods 1

of rod and wire 26

mass production 6

material

failure in forming 127

flow phenomena in wiredrawing 431

inhomogeneity on micro-scale 3

loss 4

loss reduction in forging 314

models implemented in FEA 227

removal 4

matte surface, hydrodynamic lubrication 146

maximum principal stress to explain chevron cracking 423

mean through thickness strain rate in rolling 370

measurement techniques applied in Al-extrusion 175

mechanical properties

improved by forming 4

of a material 103

of finished product 15

mechanical working to gain high strength 7

mechanism of chevron crack formation 422

metal flow analysis 181

metal flow in

direct compared to indirect extrusion 195

Al-extrusion from FEA 354

extrusion 326–328

in FEA, validated experimentally 354

idealized 2D extrusion welding 235

unlubricated direct extrusion 189–191

metal forming

characteristics of 4

classification system 9

definition of 1

overview of processes 10

requirements for sound process economy 13

simulator 93

stable process, requirement 7, 13


metal removal

processes 9

by shearing 30

metallic bond formed in extrusion welding 334

mixed lubrication 149

modeling techniques

description of methods 220

goal for performing engineering analysis 219

model material 181

Mohr's circle 56

sign convention 57

for strains 62

multistep

forming 19, 98

wiredrawing 398

near net shaping 20

neck

average axial stress in 105

as defect in sheet metal forming 103

formation 18

growth in tensile testing 102

radius of curvature in 105

tri-axial stress state in 104

necking

failure in sheet-metal forming 130, 441

FEM model of 130

instability in 94

localized 131

in tensile testing 94, 102, 130

neutral plane in

bending 439

plane strain compression 34

neutral point in rolling 367

node in FEM-mesh 221

nominal strain from

circle grid analysis 437

tensile test 102

nominal stress from tensile test 101

nonstationary processes 84

normal stress, definition of 53

Northon-Hoff constitutive equation 118

numerical modeling 220

open die forging 19–20

optimum die cone angle in wiredrawing 411

origin inside billet of surface layer of rod 195

outer billet layer, outflow of in extrusion 329–331

out of the plane stretching 438

overfolding 279

in extrusion 329

overloading of tools 53

oxide layer 144

oxide layer on

Al 145

Al, oxide effect on emissitivity 165

Cu 145

particle paths 85

in wiredrawing 429

pearlite 2

peripheral billet skin, flow of in extrusion 328

physical

in big WUMSI simulator 98

metal forming simulation 35

modeling 37, 96–101

modeling techniques 220

simulation 92, 96

pinching, part of extrusion process 349

pin measurement of friction 149

pipe, defect in extrusion 181, 331

plain strain compression

applied to sheet metals 109

average contact pressure in 111

effective strain in 111

effective stress in 111

inside channel-shaped die 95

maintain ideal conditions 35, 109, 111

mechanics of ideal test 110

relative contact pressure in 82

technological test 34, 93, 95

test to mimic rolling 109

thermal effects in test 227

thickness strain in 111

with overhanging platens 96

plain strain

tensile test 436

FEM model 225

plastic

constraint in plain strain compression 110

straining 4

yield 70, 116

plasticity theory 53

plastic zone 12

geometrical shape of 81

in backward cup extrusion 286

in normal wiredrawing 424

in wiredrawing 400, 416

plastification 4, 53

of forming dies 142

plate material 442

pointing of wire or rod before drawing 396

point-tracking, in FEA to trace metal flow 361

polymers

deformation mechanism 3

deformation of 1

porthole die extrusion 25, 333

postprocessing results in plain strain compression 40–50

postextrusion deformation, avoiding phenomenon 351


postprocessing 224

power law

cold forming 119

hot forming 122

power of deformation 70

Prandtl-Reuss equations 222

precision forging 20

predeformation of back end of billet 193, 328

preforming in forging 274

preform optimization in closed-die forging 314

preprocessing 224

prescribed circumference of extruded profile 24

pressure

through boundary interface 141

distribution against die in wiredrawing 420

pad 321

peak in friction hill in wiredrawing 420

peak in friction hill in rolling 380

welding 26

welding in extrusion 334

welding onto the die 13

primary

dead zone in extrusion 191, 356

deformation zone (extrusion) 190, 322, 356

shear zone in extrusion 356

principal strains from circle grid analysis 437

principal stress

definition of 55

distribution of parameter in neck 243

largest value in light slab rolling pass 382

largest value in normal slab rolling pass 386

in plain strain compression 48

problem areas, in forming 12

process parameters 14

importance of 14

in metal forming 14

product in forming 13

production processes

characteristics of 6

select the best process 6

production in low numbers 6

productivity, high level of 13

profile drawing 396

projected length of arc of contact 368, 372

punch load, friction effects in backward cup extrusion 296

pure shear in torsion test 111

pyrometry 159, 164

radial compression, part of the extrusion process 349

radiation of heat 159

Ramberg-Osgoods equation 119

recovery 122

recrystalization 7, 122

redefined strain in compression 80

reduction ratio

definition of 77

in extrusion 79

reduction in

percent 79

wiredrawing 399, 403

remeshing 223

to get good FEM mesh 223

removal of material 4

results of FEM-analysis 224

retention of peripheral layer of billet 191, 327

rigid-plastic materials 116

rigid zone 42

ring compression test 149–152

measurement technique 149

ring proportions 151

riser, in casting 5

rod, drawing of 27, 395

roll

force equation 367

forging 275

gap 366

rolling

force 367

problem areas 12

processes 22–23

schedule 23

roughening rolling mill 22

sawing to make workpiece 7

scaling defect in extrusion 330

scalping operation in extrusion 324

scraping of ram against container 193

scraping

of ram head against container wall 328

part of extrusion process 349

scratching

at rear end of container 351

part of extrusion process 349

secondary

dead zone 191

deformation zone 190, 322

shear zone, in extrusion 356

section rolling 22

security components 6, 302

seizure of workpiece in rolling 376

selection of forward or backward extrusion method 324

semifinished products 22

shape change, permanent type 53

shaping methods 1

shear

band formation in plain strain compression 42

cracking 136

cross in cylinder compression 136

flow stress 71, 143

fracture in sheet-metal forming 441

layer of moderate shear 42

localization 138

strain in wiredrawing 426

zone in Al-extrusion 183, 191

shearing 10, 30

part of extrusion process 348

as technological test 257

FEM model of process 257

to make workpiece 7

shear stress

at an interface, as process parameter 14

definition of 53

maximum value of 56

positive or negative stress 55

sheet material 442

sheet metal forming 9, 18, 27–29

shiny surface appearance in thin-film lubrication 146

shut lap 280

Siebel's drawing force equation 403

simulation 224

simulative tests in sheet-metal forming 438

slab 22

slab method 205

applied in cylinder compression 209–212

applied in extrusion 338

applied in plain strain compression 205

applied in rolling 373

die pressure in cylinder compression 212

die pressure in plane strain compression 208

the force balance 207

force in cylinder compression 212

force in plane strain compression 208

general assumptions 206

slab rolling 376

description normal pass 383

sliding

contact zone at rear end of billet 351

against die, plane strain compression 161

friction 145

slip

in rolling 367

of wire against capstan 399

slip line field method 204

slow flowing zone in extrusion 329

slug in backward cup extrusion 285

soft annealed condition, formability of material in 131

soft annealing 27

in wiredrawing production 397

of workpiece in backward cup extrusion 285

softening, strain-induced 136

solid formulation 222

spinning 29

tooling in 29

split billet technique 182

split die principle, to measure friction 400

springback

because of elasticity 440

compensation by coning of bend 450

compensation by overbending 449

compensation by stretch bending 450

compensation methods 449

phenomenon of 447

prediction in FEA 227

ratio, definition of 448

ratio, experimental data for metals 448

reduced by stretch forming 29, 440

why difficult to predict 449

stable drawing as requirement 399

stagnant zone in

cylinder compression 109

plain strain compression 41, 45

in wiredrawing 425

static remeshing 223

stationary processes 84

steel

C-Mn-steels 2

of high strength 7

sticking 143

between billet and container 351

friction 145

stock material in wiredrawing 397

straight line particle movement in wiredrawing 429

strain

additive nature of true strain 59

conditions in rolling 369

definition of 58

deviatoric 66

effective value of 67

engineering shear strain 61

finding direction of principal strain 62

hydrostatic 66

increment 58

logarithmic 58

maximum shear strain 62

mean strain 66

natural 58

nominal 58

normal strain definition 61

plane strain state 60

principal value of 62

as process parameter 14

shear strain definition 61

transformation from true to nominal value 59

true strain 58

true strain in the neck 105

volume strain 63

strain and strain rate from velocity field 88

strain hardening 116

as parameter influencing necking 131

exponent 118


strain-induced softening 136

straining to improve mechanical properties 4

strain rate

conditions in rolling 370

constant value in plain strain compression 36

definition 67

effective value in frictionless compression 107

effective value of 67

as process parameter 14

as tensor 67

sensitivity 118

from velocity field 86

strength coefficient 118

stress

bi-axial 56

components 55

definition of 53

deviator 65

effective value of 67

finding principal stress 56

general state of 55

homogeneous 54

hydrostatic 65

mean (normal) stress 65

nominal 54

plane 56

positive or negative stress 55

states in technological tests 111

tensor 55

transformation 54

transformation by Mohr's circle 56

true 54

stress, strain, strain rate, compared by effective value 67

stretch forming 28

strip

drawing 149

material 442

rolling 376

rolling as cold working process 388

subsurface

lamination 321

layer of billet, flow of 328

subsurface sliding 143

surface appearance, speckled 149

surface expansion

in backward cup extrusion 297–299

in closed-die forging 316

surface layer of billet 24

surface quality

in extrusion 322

friction influence 139

importance of 13

surface ring pattern

in backward cup extrusion 299

in plain strain compression 36

technique 199–201

surface

appearance, boundary film lubrication 148

contamination of 144

created in metal forming 13

finish 13

quality 13

skin of billet, outflow of in extrusion 329–331

Swift's equation 119

T4-condition, formability of material 131

taper, used in extrusion 332

technological tests 92

description of test methods 93

mechanics of tests 92

in sheet-metal forming 437

temperature

conditions in extrusion 175

determined indirectly by microstructure 176

generation in metal forming 160

at hot spot inside extrusion die 173

in the die bearing in extrusion 172

measurement 164–167

as process parameter 14

sensitivity 118

at surface of Al-profile 176

tensile cracking, FEA study of tensile test 134

tensile strength 103

tensile stress cracking 134

FEA of for compression test 136

tensile stress zone

in normal wiredrawing 427

on outside of bend 439

behind roll gap in normal slab rolling 387

in strip rolling 392

tensile testing

to find flow curve 94

mechanics of test method 101

as technological test 93, 94

tensor

to describe strains 62

notation 55

theoretical methods in metal forming 204

thermal

effects 159–164

gradients in forging dies 167

response of thermocouple 165

thermal conditions in

Al-extrusion 171–176

light slab rolling pass 380

normal slab rolling pass 387

nonstationary forging 167–169

stationary processes 169–175

wire drawing 170–171

thermally coupled FEM models 226


thermocouple 159, 165

with short thermal response time 165

thermomechanical treatment 7

thick-film lubrication 146

thin film lubrication 148

thinning

in sheet metal forming 28

3D-DEPORM® 224

of wire behind drawing die 417, 418

torsion testing

deformation without shape change 96

to determine flow stress and ductility 96

as technological test 93, 96

transformation of microstructure in steel 118

transient, thermal 164

Tresca friction model 140

description of 142–144

mathematical expression 143

Tresca yield criterion 71

trimming

of flash 4, 21

by shearing 30

true strain from tensile test 102

true stress

best stress definition 54

from tensile test 101

tube drawing 396

using floating plug 396

using internal mandrel 396

tube extrusion 25

turns of wire over capstan 399

2D-DEFORM® 223

types of metal flow in Al extrusion 190

uniform

deformation in tensile test 102

energy method 204

unlubricated extrusion 321

upper bound method 213

in cylinder compression 216

friction sliding energy 214

homogeneous deformation energy 214

inhomogeneous deformation power 214

power consumed in velocity discontinuity 215

power consumption 213, 342

in wiredrawing 406

upsetting

optimization of process 331

of the extrusion billet 323

validation of

forging load in closed die forging 309

friction in plain strain compression 39

metal flow in plain strain compression 39

velocity

in backward cup extrusion 292

components 86

conditions in wiredrawing 399

discontinuities in wiredrawing 407

discontinuity in extrusion 341

discontinuity lines 214

field 84

field in normal wiredrawing 428

requirement to velocity field 87

velocity

of material particle through roll gap 365

visualization in FEA 225

Voce's equations 119

volume constancy 63

von Mises yield criterion 71

Wanheim and Bay's friction model 140

warm forming, temperature range of 118

weak

layers (z-direction lamination) 8

planes 8

wear of dies 13

influence of friction 139

web of extrusion die 333

welding chamber in extrusion 333

weld joint of thermocouple 165

wire breaks 26, 397

avoiding breaks in drawing 399, 404

wiredrawing 26–27, 395

bearing channel 26

as calibration process 27

capstan used in 26

as cold-forming process 397

as continuous process 26

converging die channel 26

experiments of Wistreich 414

force 404

force from Siebel's equation 410

as industrial process 397, 399

machines 397

parameters in industrial process 414

spooling of the wire 27

tension on the wire 410

Wistreich's experiments, drawing parameters used 414

workability 127, 269

of Al-alloys in extrusion 335

judged from tensile test 94

working

of metal 19

of microstructure 7

working conditions, unfavorable in rolling 383

workpiece 1

final stage 13

initial stage 12


wrinkling 19

in deep-drawing 444

in sheet-metal forming 441

wrought products 13

WUMSI simulator, working principle 98

X-ray inspection 130

yield criterion 70

graphical representation of 71

shear stress criterion 71

Tresca or von Mises 71

yield stress 103

Zener-Hollomon constitutive equation 122




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