Essentials Of Materials Science And Engineering
Essentials Of Materials Science And Engineering
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Chapter 8, Problem 8.25P
Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The percent cold work (% CW) for the given two cases should be determined.

Concept Introduction:

The general relationship between the percentage cold working and area is based on the formula:

  %CW = ( A 0 - A f A 0 )×100A0=(π4d02)Af=(π4df2)

For the above equation,

  %CW is the percentage of cold working.

  A0 is the initial area of copper bar.

  Af is the final area of coper bar.

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Answer to Problem 8.25P

The value of percent cold working for 2-inch diameter reduced to 1.5 in. and then to 1 in. diameter is 43.75 %.

The value of percent cold working for 2inches to 1-inch diameter is 75 %.

Explanation of Solution

Given Information:

A copper rod is reduced from 2 inches diameter to 1.5-inchdiameter and on further reduction attaining the value of final diameter as 1 inch.

For the next case, the diameter is reducing in a single step that is from a value of 2 inches to 1 inch

  %CW = (A0-AfA0)×100

As,

  A0=(π4)×d02Af=(π4)×df2

On substituting the value of area in the above formula of percentage cold working,

  %CW=(( π 4 )×d02-( π 4 )×df2( π 4 )×d02)×100

Now, on substituting the value of initial diameter and final diameter,

  %CW=(( π 4 )× ( 2 )2-( π 4 )× ( 1.5 )2( π 4 )× ( 2 )2)×100

  %CW=(2215222)×100

  %CW=( 42254)×100%CW=( 1754)×100

  %CW=4375%

Calculation of percent cold working when the initial diameter of 2 inches is further reduced to 1 inch

  %CW = (A0-AfA0)×100

  A0=(π4)×d02Af=(π4)×df2

As given,

Initial diameter d0 = 2 inches

Reducing diameter (finaldiameter)

  df = 1inch

On substituting the values of diameter in the above equation of cold working,

  %CW=(( π 4 )×d02-( π 4 )×df2( π 4 )×d02)×100

  %CW=(( π 4 )× ( 2 )2-( π 4 )× ( 1 )2( π 4 )× ( 2 )2)×100

  %CW=( 2 2 1 2 2 2 )×100%CW=( 414)×100%CW=(34)×100%CW=75%

For third case, calculation of percent cold working when the initial diameter of 2-inch is reduced to 1-inch

  %CW = (A0-AfA0)×100

  A0=(π4)×d02Af=(π4)×df2

As given:

Initial diameter d0 = 2inches

Reducing diameter (finaldiameter)

  df = 1inch

On substituting the values of diameter in the above equation of cold working,

  %CW=(( π 4 )×d02-( π 4 )×df2( π 4 )×d02)×100

  %CW=(( π 4 )× ( 2 )2-( π 4 )× ( 1 )2( π 4 )× ( 2 )2)×100

  %CW=( 2 2 1 2 2 2 )%CW=( 414)×100%CW=(34)×100%CW=75%

Conclusion

The value of percent cold working for a diameter change of 2inch to 1.5 inch is 43.75%.

The value of percent cold working for a diameter change of 2inch to 1 inch is 75%.

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