Accession Number:

AD0837470

Title:

ELECTRO-SPARK EXTRUDING.

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Corporate Author:

FAIRCHILD HILLER CORP FARMINGDALE NY REPUBLIC AVIATION DIV

Report Date:

1968-06-01

Abstract:

This project was undertaken with the purpose of developing a method to cold extrude metals. Advances in electrical discharge methods were proposed electrohydraulic effect to generate short-time pressures that could make cold extrusion possible. A container was specially designed for transient and hydrostatic loads. The liquid medium used for the transmission of the hydrostatic pressure was also used to transmit the dynamic pressure using a shock pressure wave generated by the electrical discharge. A new theoretical approach was derived for pulse extrusion. The results to the analysis agree with results from hydrostatic extrusions. Extrusion trials with 1100 F aluminum showed that pulse extrusion was in principle possible. A failure due to stress corrosion prevented any further tests. Details of the failure, such as fractographic study and fracture toughness tests, are included in the report. Author

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Final rept.,

Pages:

0133

Contract Number:

AF 33(657)-11265

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