Foundations of Materials Science and Engineering
Foundations of Materials Science and Engineering
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Author: SMITH
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Chapter 6.13, Problem 42AAP
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Total percent of cold work done

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Answer to Problem 42AAP

  • • The total percent of cold work done is 80.8%.

Explanation of Solution

Write the expression for the initial cross sectional area of the wire.

  A0=π4d02                                                                                                 (I)

Here, initial diameter of the wire is d0.

Write the expression for the final cross sectional area of the wire.

  Af=π4df2                                                                                                (II)

Here, final diameter of the wire is df.

Write the expression for the percentage of cold reduction:

  %CR=|A0AfA0|×100%                                                                            (III)

Here, initial thickness of the sheet is t0 and final thickness is tf.

Conclusion:

Substitute equation (I) and (II) in equation (III).

%CR=|π4d02π4df2π4d02|×100%

%CR=|d02df2d02|×100% . (III)

Substitute 25% for %CR and 1.10 mm for df in Equation (III)

  25%=|d021.10 mm2do2|×100%0.25do2=d021.10 mm21.10 mm2=(10.25)d02d0=1.211

Substitute 1.211 mm for A0 in equation (I).

A0=π4(1.211 mm)2A0=1.152 mm2

Substitute 0.900 mm for Ai in equation (II).

Af=π4(0.900 mm)2Af=0.6362 mm2

Substitute 1.152 mm2 for A0 and 0.6362 mm2 for Af in equation (III).

%CR=|1.152 mm20.6362 mm21.152 mm2|×100%=0.4477×100%44.77%

Thus, the total percent of cold reduction is 44.77%.

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