Backward extrusion die suitable for blank thick-walled tubular product relatively poor in plasticity and design method
A thick-walled pipe and back-extrusion technology, which is applied in the field of billet processing, can solve problems such as the difficulty of forming thick-walled pipes, and achieve the effects of easy mold release, improved plastic deformation ability, and good forming performance
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[0060] It is required to process and form an AZ80 magnesium alloy pipe with inner diameter d1=91mm, outer diameter d2=135mm, and height h=300mm.
[0061] Step 1. Determine the outer diameter of the lower end of the core 4 and the inner diameter of the lower end of the upper die 3:
[0062] to combine Figure 4 , Figure 5 , the median diameter of the pipe is
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[0064] to combine figure 1 According to the pipe size, it can be preliminarily determined that the outer diameter of the lower end of the mold core 4 is d1=91mm, and the inner diameter of the lower end of the upper mold 3 is d2=135mm.
[0065] Step 2. Determine the diameter and height of the billet according to the principle of equal volume of extrusion deformation:
[0066] According to the principle of equal volume of extrusion deformation, it can be known that V E =V C , V B =V F ;
[0067] Among them, the median diameter of the pipe wall thickness is used as the dividing line, V E is the volume ...
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