A 1 hydrostatic extrusion 2 Strain hardening 3 High temperature 4 Anisotropy in blank metal 5 n=0 6 Friction 7 Indirect Extrusion 8 Barreling 9 Floating plug 10 Blank form 11 Explosive forming 12 Impact load 13 Capstan 14 Bottoming 15 Bar drawing 16 Rolling, extrusion, forging B n reduces Metal flow is retarded Single draft operation Spring Back is reduced Hammers Metal increases its strength at room temperature Very short time forming process. Difficult to support the product when it exit's Open die forging Wire drawing Bulk metal forming Fluid applies force Tube drawing Controls the metal flow under the holder Occurs in Hot forming Earing Answer from A

A 1 hydrostatic extrusion 2 Strain hardening 3 High temperature 4 Anisotropy in blank metal 5 n=0 6 Friction 7 Indirect Extrusion 8 Barreling 9 Floating plug 10 Blank form 11 Explosive forming 12 Impact load 13 Capstan 14 Bottoming 15 Bar drawing 16 Rolling, extrusion, forging B n reduces Metal flow is retarded Single draft operation Spring Back is reduced Hammers Metal increases its strength at room temperature Very short time forming process. Difficult to support the product when it exit's Open die forging Wire drawing Bulk metal forming Fluid applies force Tube drawing Controls the metal flow under the holder Occurs in Hot forming Earing Answer from A

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A) Match between Column A & B.
A
1
hydrostatic extrusion
2
Strain hardening
3
High temperature
4
Anisotropy in blank metal
5
n=0
6
Friction
7
Indirect Extrusion
8
Barreling
9
Floating plug
10
Blank form
11
Explosive forming
12
Impact load
13
Capstan
14
Bottoming
15
Bar drawing
16 Rolling, extrusion, forging
B
n reduces
Metal flow is retarded
Single draft operation
Spring Back is reduced
Hammers
Metal increases its strength at room temperature
Very short time forming process.
Difficult to support the product when it exit's
Open die forging
Wire drawing
Bulk metal forming
Fluid applies force
Tube drawing
Controls the metal flow under the holder
Occurs in Hot forming
Earing
Answer from A

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