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Forces in Metal Forming: Extrusion, Drawing, Rolling

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This lecture covers the specific work involved in extrusion and wire drawing, the dynamics of forming processes, the common dynamic models, and the calculation of principal stresses in metal forming. It also discusses plasticity criteria, mechanical equilibrium, and the solution of dynamic equations.

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