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Strain Hardening on Steels

Basuki Nath Choudhary, Debabrata Das, Bangshidhar Goswami

Abstract


Steel items of smaller shaped geometries have descriptive issues often marvel if post forge expenses were less or cost up to as machined form. Aim is to obtain shaped geometries with least effects on hardness’s. Basically cold forge has applied to make zero-zero tolerance able fitment allowances. Effects of same strain hardening has posture effects as well to break equipment under usages. Die expenses nevertheless to own machine activation towards as specified by bureau specifications. Thus regulation of margin between as soaked and hot forging to cold forge item wise have procured where less than one-kilogram part had proportioned to that of flash under trim. In cases of oil and gas pipe bends inclusive of large angles induction heating has found to be usual processing. Subjective hardening capacity in other view have described over competences between extra low carbon and dual phase steels, if bake hardening is purview.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.37591/joma.v7i1.4108

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