Title of article
CONFORM process: surface separation, curling and process characteristics to the wheel diameter
Author/Authors
J.R. Cho، نويسنده , , H.S Jeong، نويسنده ,
Issue Information
روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2003
Pages
10
From page
217
To page
226
Abstract
Even though CONFORM process can extrude ultra-long seamless products of various section shapes with high extrusion ratio, without pre-heating and post-mechanical treatment, it suffers two inherent process defects, the surface separation and the curling phenomenon. These process defects are caused basically by the circular material flow driving by the rotating wheel. Therefore, the parametric investigation on the process defects with respect to the wheel diameter is of importance, although the material flow is also characterized by other several process parameters. In this paper, we numerically examine the effects of the wheel diameter on the surface separation and curling phenomenon as well as other significant process characteristics, through the two-dimensional finite element analysis of CONFORM process for solid section aluminum products.
Keywords
process characteristics , Forming limitation , Time-dependent non-linear FEM , Surface separation and curling , Extrusion ratio , Wheel diameter
Journal title
Journal of Materials Processing Technology
Serial Year
2003
Journal title
Journal of Materials Processing Technology
Record number
1177475
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