Abstract
The global competition in metal forging is becoming more and more increasing within the last years especially for European small and medium enterprises (SMEs), which are building the main part of the European forging industry. In the frame of the European funded project REForCh a new process chain with a new forging and induction heating sequence is developed. By reducing the input material and changing the forging and heating steps, material and energy consumption and CO2 emission to the environment can be reduced. The goals of the presented researches are the problem-oriented simulation and optimisation of the pre-heating and re-heating stages in the resource efficient process chain. With the help of two- and three-dimensional numerical simulations the heating steps are configured and optimised. Existing equipment is implemented in the pre-heating step and a new re-heating system is optimally designed and investigated.
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