Finite elements analyses are offering to extrusions a big opportunity: to estimate accurately not only the charge weld extension but also the billet skin contamination. The present work examined the dynamics of the back-end and front-end defect in the direct extrusion of a solid profile through the use of FE analyses. Numerical results have been compared with industrial experiments with the aim to understand the effect of the chosen boundary conditions on the accuracy of the predictions.
Tommaso Pinter, E.S. (2019). Back-End and Front-End Scrap in Direct Extrusion; an Estimation by Means of Finite Elements Analysis. Modena : Interall srl.
Back-End and Front-End Scrap in Direct Extrusion; an Estimation by Means of Finite Elements Analysis
Lorenzo Donati
2019
Abstract
Finite elements analyses are offering to extrusions a big opportunity: to estimate accurately not only the charge weld extension but also the billet skin contamination. The present work examined the dynamics of the back-end and front-end defect in the direct extrusion of a solid profile through the use of FE analyses. Numerical results have been compared with industrial experiments with the aim to understand the effect of the chosen boundary conditions on the accuracy of the predictions.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
