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Fundamentals of Metal Forming Process
Rating: 4.2 out of 5(7 ratings)
57 students

Fundamentals of Metal Forming Process

An introduction
Created byMechanical Corp
Last updated 2/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • Types of metal forming process
  • Engineering Strain and True Strain
  • Rolling Process
  • Types of Rolling
  • Rolling Defects
  • Mechanics of Rolling
  • Calculation of Roll separating force and power
  • Roll Piercing
  • Wire Drawing process
  • Calculation of drawing load
  • Extrusion Process
  • Types of extrusion process
  • Calculation of extrusion load
  • Tube Drawing process
  • Types of tube drawing process
  • Calculation of tube drawing stress
  • Forging Process
  • Calculation of forging load

Course content

6 sections • 21 lectures • 1h 3m total length

  • Introduction to Metal Forming3:00

    Explore the fundamentals of metal forming, distinguishing bulk forming from sheet forming, and tracing processes from ingot to bloom, slab, plate, sheet, and strip through rolling, bending, spinning, and drawing.

  • Engineering Strain and True Strain4:08

    Explore engineering strain as deformation relative to original length and true strain as logarithmic elongation. Show volume constancy and relate the two strains via ln(l/lo) and area changes.

Requirements

  • No requirements

Description

Welcome you all to the course "Fundamentals of Metal Forming and process ". In this course students will learn about classification of metal forming process, students will also come across various bulk forming process like rolling process, extrusion process and various other drawing operation.


At completion of each section some mathemicals point regarding the calculation of various types of stresses are explained in a simple expression .

Hope you will enjoy the course.


Happy Learning!!

Who this course is for:

  • Beginner in manufacturing process

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