Elementary Mechanics of Plastic Flow in Metal Forming

Metal forming plasticity is an advanced subject of intensive current research relevant to both materials science and mechanical engineering. It is used for the analysis and modelling of fabrication processes such as forging, extrusion, rolling, wire, and tube drawing. The fundamentals of flow mechanics are explained here before they are applied in a variety of machine-tool design engineering situations. These fundamentals form the basis of all engineering analyses of the plastic flow in metal forming and are essential to all students of engineering. Worked examples showing the variety of metal forming situations and approximately 200 end-of-chapter problems are also included. Metal-forming Operations.

Kinematics of Deformable Bodies--The Velocity Field.

Further Kinematics of Deformable Bodies--The Strain-rateField.

Kinetics of Deformable Bodies--Stokes' Principle of PowerExpended.

Plastic Flow of Mises Materials.

Accounting for Work-hardening.

Index.

Samuel H. Talbert and Betzalel Avitzur are the authors of Elementary Mechanics of Plastic Flow in Metal Forming, published by Wiley.