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Hello everyone,
Does anyone has a prior experience in metal extrusion simulation with workpiece materials like copper or bronze-brass alloys, and if so is there any case study to share or overall feedback?
Thank you in advance.
Hello @George Tsolakidis ,
Yes. We have many customers who have performed extrusion analyses with copper and bronze. We have a few materials for those in the database. Those may not resemble the material you are planning to use. So, it is best to get the material tested if you don't have material properties with you.
Here are a few papers that you may find helpful:
1. CREEP-FATIGUE OF MULTI-PART CONTAINER DURING HOT EXTRUSION OF COPPER - SIMULATION AND EXPERIMENTAL COMPARISON, Friedrich Krumphals et al.
https://pureadmin.unileoben.ac.at/ws/portalfiles/portal/578020/Creep_fatigue_of_multi_part_container_during_hot_extrusion_of_copper_Simulation_and_experimental_comparison.pdf
2. Cold extrusion of hot extruded aluminum chips, Journal of Materials Processing Technology by Matthias Haase, A. Erman Tekkaya
Link: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S092401361400452X
Thank you and best regards,
Narendra Singh
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