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Dear sir,
We are commercial users of Hyperxtrude software 11.0. We use the software for simulating the extrusion process and optimization of parameters. Now, We need to simulate hot compression testing of samples. Is it possible to simulate the compression testing using hyperxtrude where the profile of the sample changes continuously with time. I need to generate the sample profile with time, first in extrusion, then in compression testing.
Kindly help me.
Hi Chetankatam,
You can do extrusion testing. Can you please explain the compression testing with a sketch? So that we understand the process.
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