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✖Ironing force is the force applied to reduce the wall thickness of the cup.ⓘ Ironing force [F]			+10% -10%
✖Average tensile strength before and after ironingⓘ Average tensile strength before and after ironing [S_avg]			+10% -10%
✖Thickness of shell after ironingⓘ Thickness of shell after ironing [t₁]			+10% -10%
✖Thickness of the shell before ironingⓘ Thickness of the shell before ironing [t₀]			+10% -10%

✖Mean diameter of the shell after ironing is the mean taken of inner and outer diameter.ⓘ Mean diameter of the shell after ironing [d₁]

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Thickness of shell before ironing

Thickness of the shell before ironing=Thickness of shell after ironing*exp(Ironing force/(pi*Mean diameter of the shell after ironing*Thickness of shell after ironing*Average tensile strength before and after ironing)) GO

Average of tensile strength before and after ironing

Average tensile strength before and after ironing=Ironing force/(pi*Mean diameter of the shell after ironing*Thickness of shell after ironing*ln(Thickness of the shell before ironing/Thickness of shell after ironing)) GO

Ironing Force after drawing

Ironing force=pi*Mean diameter of the shell after ironing*Thickness of shell after ironing*Average tensile strength before and after ironing*ln(Thickness of the shell before ironing/Thickness of shell after ironing) GO

Mean diameter of the shell after ironing Formula

Mean diameter of the shell after ironing=Ironing force/(pi*Average tensile strength before and after ironing*Thickness of shell after ironing*ln(Thickness of the shell before ironing/Thickness of shell after ironing))
d1=F/(pi*Savg*t1*ln(t0/t1))

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What is ironing force?

Ironing Force after drawing is the force used to reduce the wall thickness of the cup after drawing. In ironing, the objective is only to reduce the wall thickness of the cup, and hence no blank holding is required because the punch is fitted closely inside the cup.

How to Calculate Mean diameter of the shell after ironing?

Mean diameter of the shell after ironing calculator uses Mean diameter of the shell after ironing=Ironing force/(pi*Average tensile strength before and after ironing*Thickness of shell after ironing*ln(Thickness of the shell before ironing/Thickness of shell after ironing)) to calculate the Mean diameter of the shell after ironing, The Mean diameter of the shell after ironing is the mean of inner and outer diameter of shell after ironing. Mean diameter of the shell after ironing and is denoted by d₁ symbol.

How to calculate Mean diameter of the shell after ironing using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Mean diameter of the shell after ironing, enter Ironing force (F), Average tensile strength before and after ironing (S_avg), Thickness of shell after ironing (t₁) and Thickness of the shell before ironing (t₀) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Mean diameter of the shell after ironing calculation can be explained with given input values -> 0.045922 = 1/(pi*1000000*0.01*ln(0.02/0.01)).

FAQ

What is Mean diameter of the shell after ironing?

The Mean diameter of the shell after ironing is the mean of inner and outer diameter of shell after ironing and is represented as d₁=F/(pi*S_avg*t₁*ln(t₀/t₁)) or Mean diameter of the shell after ironing=Ironing force/(pi*Average tensile strength before and after ironing*Thickness of shell after ironing*ln(Thickness of the shell before ironing/Thickness of shell after ironing)). Ironing force is the force applied to reduce the wall thickness of the cup, Average tensile strength before and after ironing, Thickness of shell after ironing and Thickness of the shell before ironing.

How to calculate Mean diameter of the shell after ironing?

The Mean diameter of the shell after ironing is the mean of inner and outer diameter of shell after ironing is calculated using Mean diameter of the shell after ironing=Ironing force/(pi*Average tensile strength before and after ironing*Thickness of shell after ironing*ln(Thickness of the shell before ironing/Thickness of shell after ironing)). To calculate Mean diameter of the shell after ironing, you need Ironing force (F), Average tensile strength before and after ironing (S_avg), Thickness of shell after ironing (t₁) and Thickness of the shell before ironing (t₀). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Ironing force, Average tensile strength before and after ironing, Thickness of shell after ironing and Thickness of the shell before ironing and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.

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