2010Diyala Journal of Engineering SciencesOpen access

CALCULATION OF RELATIVE EXTRUSION PRESSURE FOR CIRCULAR SECTION BY LOCAL COORDINATES SYSTEM BY USING FINITE ELEMENT METHOD F.E.M

Jabbar Kasim Jabbar

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Large development that happens in computers technology leads to the use of modern programs and pollutant about different forming processes from through design and analysis for geometric forms by using Finite Element Method F.E.M, which gives accurate results which approaches experimental results. This study depends on local coordinates system by using rotation of local coordinates for nodes on region contact length between metal and die. This is to calculate relative extrusion pressure and study the effect of relative die length on the relative extrusion pressure for reduction of area (20%, 40%, 60%, 80%) with friction factor (0.1) by using software ANSYS program. The contours for distribution of stresses and plastic strains were obtained, to obtain perfect die length that is needed to less extrusion pressure. The results of this study are compared with experimental result and upper bound theory and have shown a good agreement with a minimum discrepancy.

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Large development that happens in computers technology leads to the use of modern programs and pollutant about different forming processes from through design and analysis for geometric forms by using Finite Element Method F.E.M, which gives accurate results which approaches experimental results. This study depends on local coordinates system by using rotation of local coordinates for nodes on region contact length between metal and die. This is to calculate relative extrusion pressure and study the effect of relative die length on the relative extrusion pressure for reduction of area (20%, 40%, 60%, 80%) with friction factor (0.1) by using software ANSYS program. The contours for distribution of stresses and plastic strains were obtained, to obtain perfect die length that is needed to less extrusion pressure. The results of this study are compared with experimental result and upper bound theory and have shown a good agreement with a minimum discrepancy.

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Large development that happens in computers technology leads to the use of modern programs and pollutant about different forming processes from through design and analysis for geometric forms by using Finite Element Method F.E.M, which gives accurate results which approaches experimental results. This study depends on local coordinates system by using rotation of local coordinates for nodes on region contact length between metal and die. This is to calculate relative extrusion pressure and study the effect of relative die length on the relative extrusion pressure for reduction of area (20%, 40%, 60%, 80%) with friction factor (0.1) by using software ANSYS program. The contours for distribution of stresses and plastic strains were obtained, to obtain perfect die length that is needed to less extrusion pressure. The results of this study are compared with experimental result and upper bound theory and have shown a good agreement with a minimum discrepancy.

Key concepts: Extrusion, Finite element method, Die (integrated circuit), Geometry, Upper and lower bounds, Materials science, Mechanics, Structural engineering

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