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razajahanian
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Forging operations

10/18/2010 8:48 AM

Forging operations:1: Drawing:This is the operation in which metal gets elongated with a reduction in the cross sedation area. For this, a force is to be applied in a direction perpendiaulant to the length axis. 2:Up setting:

This is applied to increase the cross seat ional area of the stock at the expanse of the length. To achieve the length of upsetting force is applied in a direction parallel to the length axis, For example forming of a bolt head.

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10/18/2010 8:59 AM

txs for info, but who asked????

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