A round billet made of copper was extruded at a temperature of500C0 the billet diameter was 100 mm, and the final extruded(hollow )shape and dimensions are shown in the figure.Estruson constant k for varoun metals at deferent termperatures12001400estimate the extrusion force iequired."C800 100060040080Stainless steelBeryllium4006070-30 BrassCold-rolledСоpper20040steel201100 Aluminum2500200015001000Temperature ("F)ВChromiumMolybdenumExtrusion constant, k (10° psi)MPa

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A round billet made of copper was extruded at a temperature of 500C0 the billet diameter was 100 mm, and the final extruded (hollow )shape and dimensions are shown in the figure. Extrusen constat k tor varon metas at derent temperatures "C estimate the extrusion forceicquired. 1000 1200 1400 800 600 400 80 Stainless steel Beryllium 400 70-30 Brass 200 Cold-rolled Соррer steel 40 20 1100 Aluminum 2500 2000 1500 1000 Temperature ("F) 60 Chromiu Molybdenum Extrusion constant, k(10 psi) 60 mm MPa

A round billet made of copper was extruded at a temperature of 500C0 the billet diameter was 100 mm, and the final extruded (hollow )shape and dimensions are shown in the figure. Extrusen constat k tor varon metas at derent temperatures "C estimate the extrusion forceicquired. 1000 1200 1400 800 600 400 80 Stainless steel Beryllium 400 70-30 Brass 200 Cold-rolled Соррer steel 40 20 1100 Aluminum 2500 2000 1500 1000 Temperature ("F) 60 Chromiu Molybdenum Extrusion constant, k(10 psi) 60 mm MPa

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