Temperature temperature is the temperature at which the metal becomes much softer, but lower than the melting temperature. Bringing metal to the wrought temperature allows the metal shape to be changed by applying a relatively small force, without cracking. The tempering temperature of the alloy will be between the temperature of the metal component. For most metals, the forging temperature will be about 70% of the melting temperature in kelvin.
Selecting a maximum wrought temperature allows the metal to be forged easier, lowering the forging pressure and thus wearing it on the die metal mold. The temperature at which the metal is forged can affect the homogeneity in the microstructure and mechanical properties of the forging product, which can greatly affect the performance of the products used in manufacturing.
Video Forging temperature
See also
- Forge
Maps Forging temperature
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