EBK MANUFACTURING PROCESSES FOR ENGINEE
EBK MANUFACTURING PROCESSES FOR ENGINEE
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ISBN: 9780134425115
Author: Schmid
Publisher: YUZU
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Chapter 6, Problem 6.86P
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The work done will be same for two specimens.

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Answer to Problem 6.86P

The work done associated with specimen A and specimen B is not same.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The height of the specimen A is ho1=50mm .

The cross section of the specimen A is a1=6.25×104m2 .

The height of the specimen B is ho2=25mm .

The cross section of the specimen B is a2=0.0025m2 .

The flash thickness is 5mm .

The largest strain in finishing forging is ε=0.25 .

Formula used:

The expression for the work done is given as,

  w=Fdho1   ............. (1)

Here, F is the force.

The expression for the force is given as,

  F=pavgA   ............. (2)

Here, pavg is the average pressure and A is the area.

The expression for the average pressure is given as,

  

  pavg=σf(1+2μr13h o1)   ............. (3)

Here, σf is the flow stress and r1 is the radius of specimen A and μ is the coefficient of friction.

The expression for volume is given as,

  v=πr12ho1   ............. (4)

Calculation:

Tre expression of specimen A radius from equation (4) can be calculated as,

  v=πr12ho1r1=v π h o1   ............. (5)

Now from equation (3) and (5),

  pavg=σf(1+ 2μ r 1 3 h o1 )pavg=σf(1+ 2μ( v π h o1 ) 3 h o1 )pavg=(σf( 1+( 2μ 3 )( v π )( 1 h 1 3 2 )))   ............. (6)

Substitute equation (6) in equation (2),

  F=(σf(1+( 2μ 3 )( v π )( 1 h o1 3 2 )))(vh o1)   ............. (7)

Substitute equation (7) in equation (1),

  w=( σ f ( 1+( 2μ 3 )( v π )( 1 h o1 3 2 ) ))( v h o1 )d h o1w=σfv h o h o 2 ( ( ( 1 h o1 )+( 2μ 3 )( v π )( 1 h o1 3 2 ) ))d h o1w=σfv( [ ln h o1 ] h o h o 2 32( 2μ π ) ( 1 h o1 3 2 ) h o h o 2 )   ............. (8)

Work done by the specimen A can be calculated as,

  w=σfv([ln h o2lnho]32( 2μ3)(vπ)(1 h o 3 2 2 1 h o 3 2 ))   ............. (9)

Substitute ho=50mm and v=6.25×104m2 in equation (9)

  w=σf(6.25× 10 4m2)( ( ( ln50mm× 1m 1000mm 2 )( ln50mm× 1m 1000mm ) ) μ( 6.25× 10 4 m 2 π )( 1 ( 50mm× 1m 1000mm 2 ) 3 2 1 ( 50mm× 1m 1000mm ) 3 2 ))w={ σ f( 6.25× 10 4 m 2 )( ( ln0.025m )( ln0.05m ))μ( 1.98× 10 4 m 2 )( 252.98 m 1 89.44 m 1 )}w=σf(6.25× 10 4m2)(0.6931m)μ(1.98× 10 4m2)(163.54m 1)w=σf(4.33× 10 4m3)μ(0.032m)

Work done by the specimen B can be calculated as,

Substitute ho=25mm and v=0.0025m2 in equation (9)

  w=σf(0.0025m2)( ( ( ln25mm× 1m 1000mm 2 )( ln25mm× 1m 1000mm ) ) μ( 0.0025 m 2 π )( 1 ( 25mm× 1m 1000mm 2 ) 3 2 1 ( 25mm× 1m 1000mm ) 3 2 ))w={ σ f( 0.0025 m 2 )( ln0.0125mln0.025m)μ( 7.95× 10 4 m 2 )( 715.54 m 1 252.98 m 1 )}w=σf(0.0025m2)(0.0693m)μ(0.3677m)w=σf(1.7325× 10 4m3)μ(0.3677m)

Conclusion:

Therefore, work done associated with specimen A and specimen B is not same.

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