EBK MANUFACTURING PROCESSES FOR ENGINEE
EBK MANUFACTURING PROCESSES FOR ENGINEE
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Chapter 6, Problem 6.82P

(a)

To determine

The expression for average pressure in plain-strain compression with Tresca friction.

(a)

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Answer to Problem 6.82P

The expression for average pressure in plain-strain compression with Tresca friction is σy=Sy(1+ma2h) .

Explanation of Solution

The figure (1) shows the force analysis in forging method,

  EBK MANUFACTURING PROCESSES FOR ENGINEE, Chapter 6, Problem 6.82P , additional homework tip  1

Figure (1)

Using force balance in x-direction,

  (σ+dσx)h+2mkdxσxh=0

Here, m is the coefficient of Tresca friction, h is the height of the sample, k is the frictional stresses and σx is the stress in x-direction.

On solving the above equation,

  dσx=2mkhdxd σ x= 2mk hdxσx=2mkhx+c …… (1)

Applying the boundary conditions,

  x=aσx=0

The value of c can be calculated as,

  0=2mkah+cc=2mkah

The normal stress can be calculated by equation (1),

  σx=2mkhx+2mkahσx=2mkh(ax)

The condition for the die pressure is given as,

  σyσx=Sy

Here, σy is the stress in y-direction and Sy is the yield strength in plain strength.

Substitute the values of σx in above equation,

  σy2mkh(ax)=Syσy( S y 2)2mh(ax)=Syσy=Sy(1+mh( ax))

For x=0 ,

  σy=Sy(1+mah) …… (2)

For x=a ,

  σy=Sy …… (3)

Adding equation (2) and (3),

  σy=Sy(1+ma2h)

Conclusion:

Therefore, the expression for average pressure in plain-strain compression with Tresca friction is σy=Sy(1+ma2h) .

(b)

To determine

The expression for average pressure in plain-strain compression with sticking friction with m=1 .

(b)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 6.82P

The expression for average pressure in plain-strain compression with Sticking friction is σy=Sy(1+ma2h) .

Explanation of Solution

The figure (2) shows the force analysis in forging method,

  EBK MANUFACTURING PROCESSES FOR ENGINEE, Chapter 6, Problem 6.82P , additional homework tip  2

Figure (2)

Using force balance in x-direction,

  (σ+dσx)h+2mkdxσxh=0

Here, m is the coefficient of Tresca friction, h is the height of the sample, k is the frictional stresses and σx is the stress in x-direction.

On solving the above equation,

  dσx=2mkhdxd σ x= 2mk hdxσx=2mkhx+c …… (1)

Applying the boundary conditions,

  x=aσx=0

The value of c can be calculated as,

  0=2mkah+cc=2mkah

The normal stress can be calculated by equation (1),

  σx=2mkhx+2mkahσx=2mkh(ax)

The condition for the die pressure is given as,

  σyσx=Sy

Here, σy is the stress in y-direction and Sy is the yield strength in plain strength.

Substitute the values of σx in above equation,

  σy2mkh(ax)=Syσy( S y 2)2mh(ax)=Syσy=Sy(1+mh( ax))

For x=0 ,

  σy=Sy(1+mah) …… (2)

For x=a ,

  σy=Sy …… (3)

Adding equation (2) and (3),

  σy=Sy(1+ma2h)

For sticking friction m=1 .

  σy=Sy(1+a2h)

Conclusion:

Therefore, the expression for average pressure in plain-strain compression with Sticking friction is σy=Sy(1+a2h) .

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