DEVELOPMENT OF 2400F FORGING DIE SYSTEM

The technology of using high-temperature dies for closed die forging was further advanced by a program having three broad objectives: (1) extended the die temperature beyond the 1600F previously achieved, and determine the upper temperature limit of Inconel 713C for forging steel; (2) evaluate the p...

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Main Authors: WATMOUGH,T, Gouwens,Paul R
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
COST MODELS
DIES
HEAT RESISTANT ALLOYS
HEAT RESISTANT METALS
MOLYBDENUM ALLOY TZM
NICKEL ALLOY INCONEL
NICKEL ALLOY INCONEL 713C
OXIDATION
TEMPERATURE
ZIRCONIUM ALLOYS
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Summary:The technology of using high-temperature dies for closed die forging was further advanced by a program having three broad objectives: (1) extended the die temperature beyond the 1600F previously achieved, and determine the upper temperature limit of Inconel 713C for forging steel; (2) evaluate the possibility of using the high-temperature die system to reduce the number of forging sequences required to form a part; and (3) develop materials and techniques for raising the die temperature to 2400F and use such a system for forging a molybdenum alloy. (Author) Legibility of this document is in part unsatisfactory. Reproduction has been made from best abailable copy.