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A new theory, based on a two-dimensional model, which describes the stress distribution in a wire being drawn through a die, is presented. The stresses and plastic region are determined by considerations of the associated deformation, and allowances are made for die friction and work hardening. Results are close to actual experience.
A new theory, based on a two-dimensional model, which describes the stress distribution in a wire being drawn through a die, is presented. The stresses and plastic region are determined by considerations of the associated deformation, and allowances are made for die friction and work hardening. Results are close to actual experience.
| Author(s) | Hill, R., Armament Research Dept., Tupper, S.J |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | .Wire & Wire Products24(5): 412-417, 443-445 1949 |
| Year | 1949 |
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