Article | REF: M3016 V1

Lubrication in forming

Author: Éric FELDER

Publication date: September 10, 2008, Review date: August 24, 2021

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4. Experimental characterization of wear

Experimental characterization of the influence of lubricant and surface treatment on tool wear is generally a more difficult problem, for the following reasons:

Figure 10 - Influence of lubricant and temperature ...

Above: Influence of lubricant and tool temperature

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(1) - WAGONER (R.L.), CHENOT (J.-L.) - Metal forming analysis. - Cambridge University Press, New York, 201 fig. (avec problèmes et exercices), 376 p. (2001).
(2) - CHENOT (J.L.), FOURMENT (L.), DUCLOUX (R.), WEY (E.), RAVASSARD (P.) - Développement du logicien...

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General directories of companies offering forming lubricants
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Lubricants used for the main metal and metal alloy forming operations

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