Numerical Simulation of the Extrusion Process with Feeder Plate Die

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The direct extrusion process by using a newly designed die with different angle and feeder plate numbers has been simulated to systematically investigate the effects of different geometric parameters angle and feeder plate number on the strain distribution, the load and the axial hole defect. The simulation results show that the extrusion process with multiple feeder plate die is similar to that of the extrusion for many times. The angle and feeder plate make the material flow more fluently and ameliorate the axial hole defect. The larger angle reduces the load while the feeder plate increases it. Suitable geometrical parameters can significantly enhance strain in workpiece.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 926-930)

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3521-3526

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May 2014

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