Computer Analysis of Sinking Pass through one and Two Dies

Boris Vladimirovich Kargin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.684.3

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Computer Analysis of Sinking Pass through one and Two Dies

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Here results of computer analysis of sinking pass of aluminum alloys in the one and two dies are widely used in aircraft construction and engineering. As a method of computer simulation of finite element method used in the program DEFORM - 2D.

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Boris Vladimirovich Kargin

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Computer Simulation, Contact Tension, Dies Block, Drawing, Reduction, Tubes, Wall Thickness, Wear

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