Advanced Frictional Models for Extrusion Application

Pavel Hora; Christoph Becker; Long Chang Tong; Joachim Maier; Sören Müller

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.585.41

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Advanced Frictional Models for Extrusion Application

Abstract:

During the extrusion processes, very complex adhesion and friction effects between the die surface and the extruded material occur. They have a strong influence on the velocity distribution in the profile, as well as on the life-term behavior of the tools. In the framework of the virtual process modeling usually the Coulomb or the Shear Friction models are applied. The practical experience shows, that those simplified descriptions of the frictional behavior result in poor FEM results. The present work relates to experimentally evaluated tribological behavior of the Torsion-Tribo-test and shows how those data can be transferred to different new friction models.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 585)

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Pavel Hora, Christoph Becker, Long Chang Tong, Joachim Maier, Sören Müller

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Aluminum Extrusion, Friction Modelling

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