Measurement Methods of Friction Coefficient for Plastic Deformation of Metals under High Strain Rate

Jian Ping Ma; Lian Fa Yang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.878.127

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Measurement Methods of Friction Coefficient for Plastic Deformation of Metals under High Strain Rate

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This paper introduces some representative measurement methods of friction coefficient for plastic deformation of metals under high strain rate both in our country and abroad in recent years, and mainly includes several measurement methods of friction coefficient based on the upsetting, forging, extrusion and tube hydroforming. Furthermore, the working principles, applicable occasions and technical characteristics of these methods are explained, and the development of these methods in the future are presented.

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Jian Ping Ma, Lian Fa Yang*

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Friction Coefficient, High Strain Rate, Measurement Method, Plastic Deformation

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