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Numerical Modelling of Forgingniques. The hand forging craft did not become a major industrial process until the development of Nasmyth’s steam hammer in 1840 allowed the production of heavy hot forgings on a regular basis. Since this date, advances in forging equipment have improved the efficiency and industrial viability of th

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Rolling Process Modellingy a fixed distance. During forming, a schematic diagram of which is shown in Fig. 11.1, the metal elongates but does not spread in significant measure. The process may be performed at room temperature on a cold mill or at high temperature on a hot strip mill, both of which may consist of one or more