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Fault prediction method of large forging press based on a multi scale and multi model integrated method. [PDF]

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Forged in iron

Nature Reviews Chemistry, 2021
Fifty years ago, Kochi reported the iron-catalysed cross-coupling of alkenyl halides and alkyl Grignard reagents. Sparking a cross-coupling revolution, we reflect on the impact of this achievement and the importance of iron in the development of cross-coupling catalysis.
Peter G. N. Neate, Michael L. Neidig
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Forging

2023
Abstract Forging is a deformation process achieved through the application of compressive stresses. During the stroke, pressures and velocities are continuously changing and the initial lubricant supply must suffice for the duration of the operation.
Lu Xin, Xu Kuangdi
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Forging FDDI

IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications, 1993
The development of the fiber distributed data interface (FDDI), a 100-Mb/s token ring that uses optical fiber that has become the premier high-speed local area network (LAN) standard, is examined. The important decisions that shaped FDDI are described.
Floyd E. Ross, James R. Hamstra
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Tungsten Forgings, Pressed, Sintered, and Forged

2017
This specification covers tungsten in the form of forgings produced from billets processed by isostatically cold pressing, utilizing hydrogen reduced tungsten powder, and high-temperature sintering.
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Manufacturing of Precision Forgings by Radial Forging

AIP Conference Proceedings, 2011
Radial forging is a multi purpose incremental forging process using four tools on the same plane. It is widely used for the forming of tool steels, super alloys as well as titanium‐ and refractory metals. The range of application goes from reducing the diameters of shafts, tubes, stepped shafts and axels, as well as for creating internal profiles for ...
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Forges prédatrices, forges protectrices

Revue géographique des Pyrénées et du Sud-Ouest, 1984
La sidérurgie française se nourrit de bois, jusqu'au milieu du XIXe siècle au moins. Cette consommation pèse lourdement mais inégalement sur les forêts dont elle accélère la conversion. Les besoins en combustible végétal, la montée des coûts incitent les maîtres de forges à économiser le bois et à gérer prudemment leurs forêts.
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