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DM 701Metal Forming

Units
0.50
Level
Graduate
Faculty
Engineering
Subject
Design and Manufacturing

DM 701 as listed in the Spring 2024 Graduate Calendar. The main page has the current version, when it runs, and seats.

Course starts with a brief introduction to the theory of plasticity, directly applicable to the mathematical and physical analysis of problems in metal forming. A discussion of tribology and material attributes follows. Metallurgical phenomena, accompanying hot and cold forming of metals, are discussed. Application to bulk metal forming (rolling, extrusion, drawing and forging) and sheet metal forming (deep drawing, stretch forming, hydroforming) are considered. The use and limitations are demonstrated. Examples from laboratory experiments and from industrial applications are used to complement the presentation.

Prerequisites

None listed.

Antirequisites

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Leads to

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In 25 terms, Fall 2006 to Winter 2024