Abstract
The numerical method of construction of axisymmetric slip-line fields is followed to obtain indirect type slip-line field solutions to axisymmetric rod extrusion using some smooth and partially rough conical, cosine, and flat-faced dies. A detailed computer program was written that calculates and plots both the slip-line field and the velocity field and carries out the entire procedure of estimating stresses and velocities in an iterative manner to reach either the desired or a reasonably valid solution, to each of these extrusion problems. The resultant values of the mean extrusion pressures are compared with those given by other authors and with some of the authors own experimental work in rod extrusion (tellurium lead) through conical dies of cone semi-angles, a varying from 11° to 26.5° and at reductions of 36-75%.
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