In metal forming operations such as rolling and extrusion, sharp tool surface asperities can plow the workpiece surface due to the substantial sliding velocities that develop as a result of the deformation process. To minimize associated friction and wear levels in aluminum forming processes, a fluid medium in the form of a base oil with one or more boundary additives is used. At the present time little is known about how a given additive influences plowing wear in an aluminum metal forming conjuction. This paper addresses this problem using an experimental technique previously developed by Hector and Schmid.
Document identifier
SME MR98-247
Title
Single Asperity Plowing Of A 3004 Aluminum Alloy In The Presence Of Boundary Additives
SME Category
Material Removal
Publication date
1998-11-01
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18 vnd |
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