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The document provides equations to calculate the average pressure (Pa) during plane strain compression. It derives an equation for Pa as a function of material properties (μ, k), geometry (b, h), and integration of exponential terms. It then simplifies the equation for small values of μ/h by approximating the exponential term as a Taylor series. Finally, it indicates the conditions needed for sliding friction to occur based on the relationship between Pa, k, and μ.

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The document provides equations to calculate the average pressure (Pa) during plane strain compression. It derives an equation for Pa as a function of material properties (μ, k), geometry (b, h), and integration of exponential terms. It then simplifies the equation for small values of μ/h by approximating the exponential term as a Taylor series. Finally, it indicates the conditions needed for sliding friction to occur based on the relationship between Pa, k, and μ.

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7.6.

Average pressure during plane strain compression for simplicity,



Let a = b/2 and c = 2
h
F
x = 0 to center line x = b/2 = a, P =
A
a
1
a 0
Pa = P dx

2 b
a
1
Pa =
a0 2k [Exp ( ) ( − x)] dx
 2

2
a
1 b
Pa =  2k ec (a-x) ( a = , c = )
a0 2 n
a
2k ca -cx
a 0
P= e e dx

a
2keca − cx
a 0
Pa = e dx

2keca −e − cx x=a
Pa = [ ]x=0
a c

2keca −e-ca
1
e0
Pa = [ − (− )]
a c c
2k
Pa = [−1 + eca ]
ac
2−  b
2k x
Pa = [−1 + e h 2
]
2 b
x
h 2

2k hb
Pa = [e − 1] ……………………….7.21
b
h
By mathematical way,
b
( )2
b b h
Now exp ( −1 ) 1+ + +1
h h 2
b
So Pa 2k ( 1 + h + ....)
2
b
b
Pa 2k (1 + h ) for small ……………………………7.22
2 h
To avoid shearing of the workpiece at the interface,  P  k

1
As indicated Fig 7.4, P  2k ,   if sliding friction is to occur.
2

Figure 7.4. Illustration of the friction hill in plane strain compression for different
values of the coefficient of friction.

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