Thursday, 10 July 2014

Metal Forgeability

Metal selection must be considered carefully in forging manufacture. The ability of a metal to experience deformation without failure or cracking is an important characteristic to consider in its selection as a material for a forging process. In metal forging industry, several tests have been developed to try and quantify this ability. The amount of deformation a particular metal can tolerate without failure is directly related to that metal's forgeability. The higher the amount of deformation, the higher the forgeability.
Following two tests are used to measure Forgeability
  1. Upsetting Test
  2. Hot Twist Test


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