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Orthogonal cutting and shaving, which are used to remove surface imperfections in rod and wire, are discussed. The mathematical considerations for velocity field, velocity discontinuity, assumed velocity, relative drawing stress, and relative extrusion stress are discussed.
Orthogonal cutting and shaving, which are used to remove surface imperfections in rod and wire, are discussed. The mathematical considerations for velocity field, velocity discontinuity, assumed velocity, relative drawing stress, and relative extrusion stress are discussed.
| Author(s) | Feilbach, W.H., Jr. Lehigh University |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal2(9): 167-173 1969, Paper presented at WAI 38th Annual Convention, Riderwood, MD USA |
| Year | 1969 |
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