The principle of forging parts is to use forging machinery to apply pressure to the metal blank to make it plastically deform, so as to obtain forgings with certain mechanical properties, specific shapes and sizes. During the forging process, when the metal material is subjected to external forces at high temperature or room temperature, the shape and structure will change, and the internal grain structure will also be reorganized to form a tighter and more uniform organization, greatly improving the performance of the metal.
The basic principle of forging
The core of forging lies in plastic deformation. When the metal material is subjected to external forces at high temperature or room temperature, the shape and structure will change. In this process, the internal grain structure of the material will also be reorganized, and finally a tighter and more uniform organization will be formed, which greatly improves the performance of the metal.
