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Fundamentals of Metal Forging Processes

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1

Which forging operation reduces material thickness while increasing its length by moving the dies along the workpiece?

2

In a closed‑die forging, what is the primary purpose of flash?

3

When selecting a die design for impression forging, which guideline helps avoid material flow interruptions?

4

Which of the following statements about the grain structure of a forged bar is true?

5

A precision (flashless) forging of an aluminum alloy fails because the blank is oversized. What is the most likely consequence?

6

What distinguishes open‑die forging from closed‑die forging regarding material flow?

7

During forging, thin ribs are harder to fill than thin webs. Which factor primarily causes this difficulty?

8

Which forging equipment provides continuous forming at a slower rate but offers deeper penetration and better homogeneity?

9

In a power hammer, the total energy supplied to the ram is given by W = ½ m v² + p A H. Which term represents the contribution of steam or air pressure?

10

When designing a flashless forging die, what draft angle range is recommended for the outside surfaces to facilitate part removal?