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Title:STUDY ON THINNING REDUCTION FOR MARTENSITE AGING STEEL IN COLD FORMING
Authors: Wang Chuen-rong  Fan Shi-Jian (Research Institute ot Metals The Acadamy of Science of China) 
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year,vol(issue):pagenumber:1981,6(1):1-7
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The paper states the cold forming and mechanical properties of 18Ni8Co5Mo Martensite aging-steel; the effect of several heating treatment status (solid-solution and some over-aging) of this steel in cold forming to the thinning of the components; studies on some lubricating effects to the reduction of components thinning in cold forming. It is successful that the thinning rate of one-time cold-stamping parts reaches to that around 10% for semi-spherical parts of 65mm dia., with 2-hour aging treatment process under 650℃, the sheet being coated with engine oil upon the Qo-1 celluloid paint, in addition, the resistance to tension deformation is enchanced near the thinning region of the component. By applying this technique, a thinning rate of 15% can be achieved with the semi-spherical parts of φ/300mm diameter.
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