Ensuring Quality Inductively Heated Billets pt. 2
August 5th, 2010
The selection of forging temperatures for steels is based on carbon content, alloy composition and forging specifics, including the temperature range for optimum plasticity and the amount of reduction. Based on these considerations, optimum forging temperatures that result in the material’s lowest flow stress (lowest forging pressure) are selected.
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