High Energy Forming: Use of Hydrodynamic Properties to Shape Metals with the Dynapak Machine Tool

Abstract

Machine tools have been developed to produce high energy levels at high rates. It has been discovered that metals exhibit hydrodynamic properties, when subjected to these conditions, which facilitate shaping. The principle has been applied to the shaping of steel tungsten, columbium, sintered nickel and other metals. Thin sections may be extruded and forged and the effect on cost reduction is substantial.

Citation

Carpenter, S.R. (1960), "High Energy Forming: Use of Hydrodynamic Properties to Shape Metals with the Dynapak Machine Tool", Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, Vol. 32 No. 2, pp. 53-54. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb033210