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Multiaction press 328, 330(F)
Multislide press 326, 328, 329(F)
N
Near-net shape forging 319–331(F)
Necking 26(F)
Nickel aluminides, for dies 285
Nickel and nickel alloys. See also Superalloys
hot forging temperatures 163(T)
lubrication 75(T)
Niobium and niobium alloys, hot forging temperatures
163(T)
Nosing 14(F)
O
Open-die forging 12, 13(F)
Orbital forging 12–13(F), 145, 148(F), 245(F),
329–331(F)
P
Personnel training 332–334
Petroforge 111(T)
Pinions, automotive, FEM simulation 241, 242(F)
Plane stress 19–20(F)
Plastic deformation
of die steels 280–281(F)
flow rules 55–56
power and energy 56–57(F)
strain and strain rate 17–23(F), 57
stress state 51–52(F)
yield criteria 52–55(F), 56(F)
Plastic strain. See True strain
Postforging heat treatment, in isothermal and hot-die
forging 269–271
Powder metal (P/M) forging 13(F)
Precision forging. See Near-net shape forging
Presses. See Hydraulic presses; Mechanical presses;
Multiaction press; Multislide press; Screw presses;
Servomotor press
Pressure, in impression-die forging 169–170(F), 171(F)
Process modeling
applications/examples 239–245(F)
in cold forging 237–246(F)
for equipment selection 199(F), 201
finite-element analysis for 193–209(F), 237–246(F)
Product geometry and variables 8(F)
Production rate, and manufacturing process 3–4
R
Race, cross-groove inner, FEM analysis of 243–244(F)
Radial forging 11, 12(F), 145–149(F)
Recrystallization
dynamic 248–249(F), 250(F)
meta-dynamic 249–251(F), 252(F), 253(F)
Reducer rolling 141–142(F), 143(F), 144(F)
Ring rolling 143–144, 146(F), 147(F)
Ring testing
of Al 6061-T6 87–89(F, T)
and flow stress 35, 38(F)
for lubricity 75(F), 76–77(F, T), 78(T)
Rocking die forging. See Orbital forging
Roll forging 141–142(F), 143(F), 144(F)
Rotary forging. See Orbital forging
S
Scale, and friction/lubrication 70
Screw presses 110, 111(T), 131–135(F)
Servomotor press 328, 330(F), 331(F)
Shape complexity. See Geometry
Shearing, of billets 151–157(F)
Simulation code 196–197
Slab analysis 91, 92(T), 93–97(F), 170–171(F), 177–182,
185–192(F, T), 216–217, 218(F)
Slip-line field analysis 91–92(T)
Stainless steels
cold forging of 213
flow stress-strain curves 32(F)
hot forging temperatures 163(T)
lubrication 73, 74(T)
Steels. See also Carbon steels; Low-alloy steels; Maraging
steels; Stainless steels; Tool steels
cold forging of 213–215(T)
for dies 277–289(F, T)
flow stress-strain relation 39(T), 41–43(F)
lubrication 72(T), 74(T)
Strain. See also Engineering strain; True strain
effective 57
overview 20–21(F)
Strain rate, effective 57
Stress tensor
overview 17–18(F)
and plastic deformation 51–52(F)
properties of 18–19(F)
Stribeck curve 68(F)
Superalloys
for dies 284–285
flow stress-strain curves 33(F)
hot forging temperatures 163(T)
isothermal and hot-die forging of 257–275(F, T)
microstructure modeling 199(F), 200, 201–202,
247–255(F, T)
yield strengths 268(F), 269(F)
Superplastic deformation 259, 261(F)
Surface finish
for dies 303–304
and manufacturing process 4(F)
Surgical blades, microforming of 241–243(F), 331(F)
Swing forging. See Orbital forging
T
Tantalum and tantalum alloys, hot forging
temperatures 163(T)
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