Development of Complex Analytical Model for Optimizing Software of Wire Drawing Technology

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In the manufacture of products requiring multi-step wire drawing, it is helpful to use software that can aid in planning and that can calculate the values needed for optimum performance. The model described by analytical closed/explicit formulas provides the shortest calculation time. The aim of this study is to create a model described by analytical closed/explicit formulas approximating the measured data in the best way. An objective mathematical procedure are defined for model selection, and the selected model is proposed for the development of software with a short calculation time that optimizes the technological parameters of multi-step wire drawing and plans the drawing technology.

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