Abstract

Residual stresses in cold extruded parts play an important role in both component lifetime and succeeding in manufacturing performance. When a cold extruded part is used directly, the lifetime of the part depends on the residual stresses induced during cold extrusion. On the other hand, if the part is exposed to post operations such as machining, residual stresses may cause distortions. Despite their importance, there are only a few residual stress measurement methods to assess axial residual stresses in full cylindrical thick components of massive forming. As high-energy X-ray and neutron diffraction methods are less available and considerably expensive, the contour method may be an alternative providing the accurate assessment of residual stresses without requiring specialized facilities. In the present work, residual stresses in cold extruded rods are determined via the contour method for various extrusion ratios. The finite element analyses for the same conditions are also carried out to provide the comparison to the contour method. The results indicate that the contour method can be a valuable candidate for the measurement of axial residual stresses in cold extruded thick components.

Highlights

  • In a forward cold extrusion process, raw material is pushed through a die at low temperatures and gains shape

  • The process possesses a wide range of applications in developed industries to produce hollow or full cylindrical products such as heat exchangers, screws, bolts, etc. 16MnCr5 alloy used for cold extrusion in the present study is one of the preferred materials for the process since it has desirable combined properties of very good machinability and workability with reasonable strength due to strain hardening after plastic deformation

  • The elastic deformation of die on horizontal x-y plane in die land area is greater in the case of 1.4 true strain than the others according to the finite element analyses (FEA) Abaqus®

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Residual stresses in cold extruded parts play an important role in both component lifetime and succeeding in manufacturing performance. When a cold extruded part is used directly, the lifetime of the part depends on the residual stresses induced during cold extrusion. If the part is exposed to post operations such as machining, residual stresses may cause distortions. Despite their importance, there are only a few residual stress measurement methods to assess axial residual stresses in full cylindrical thick components of massive forming. The results indicate that the contour method can be a valuable candidate for the measurement of axial residual stresses in cold extruded thick components

INTRODUCTION
PREPARATION OF SPECIMENS
CONTOUR CUT AND DATA PROCESSING
FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF EXTRUSION PROCESS
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
CONCLUSION
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