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This paper investigates the effect on wire properties and drawing process parameters of replacing the cylindrical bearing part of the die with a conical one that has a small slope angle combined with a variation of its length for different angles of the approach zone. It includes analysis of the reasons for improvement of fatigue resistance and decrease of the residual stresses on the basis of results of numerical simulations and experimental research.
This paper investigates the effect on wire properties and drawing process parameters of replacing the cylindrical bearing part of the die with a conical one that has a small slope angle combined with a variation of its length for different angles of the approach zone. It includes analysis of the reasons for improvement of fatigue resistance and decrease of the residual stresses on the basis of results of numerical simulations and experimental research.
| Author(s) | Jan W. Pilarczyk, Justyna Adamczyk, and Bogdan Golis, Czestochowa University of Technology, Poland, and Jan Krnac, Zelezarny a Dratowny Bohumin, Czech Republic |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper published in Conference Proceedings for WAI's 81st Annual Convention (Interwire) in Atlanta, May 2011. |
| Year | 2011 |
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