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strength, grain size, quenching, annealing, re-crystalline, increased ductility, change in grain boundaries, future implementation, current scenario, micro-structure before and after cold work, strengthening mechanism of cold work by various processes

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Project Report

On

High Strength Materials Forming


ENGR-6511

Submitted To:
Dr. Mamadou SY

Submitted By:
Anjan Mahajan 7175442
Arshveer Singh Dhadli 7151705
Jaskaranjeet Singh -7195575
Jatinder Singh - 7730888
Narinder Singh Lota - 7167288
Navraj Singh Punia 7147414

Table of Contents

1 Introduction
2 Types of forming processes
A. Bulk Deformation
Rolling
Forging
Extrusion
Drawing
B. Sheet Metal Working
Shearing
Bending
Deep Drawing
3 Parameters effect the forming processes

Flow Stress
Strain Rate
Temperature
Friction & Lubrication

4 Changes in grain structure during forming


5 Challenges in high strength material forming
6 Durability of high strength formed materials
7 Application of high strength formed materials
8 Advantages and limitations of high strength formed materials
9 Conclusion
10 References

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