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In this study, the author’s research group focuses on the processing related to plastic forming for high dimensional accuracy and superior mechanical and metallurgical properties in bars and wires. It discusses the axial residual stress of drawing; protrusion die drawing; the effect of the additional shear strain layer; and diameter thickening of wire during drawing. It concludes with an introduction of a novel non-slip-type continuous drawing method for fine wires.
In this study, the author’s research group focuses on the processing related to plastic forming for high dimensional accuracy and superior mechanical and metallurgical properties in bars and wires. It discusses the axial residual stress of drawing; protrusion die drawing; the effect of the additional shear strain layer; and diameter thickening of wire during drawing. It concludes with an introduction of a novel non-slip-type continuous drawing method for fine wires.
| Author(s) | Motoo Asakawa, Waseda University, Japan |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Expo |
| Year | 2014 |
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