Explain forging, Physics

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Forging:  Forging is shaping of metal either by impact or steady compression among a hammer or ram and anvil. Related to hammering or pressing of metal, the main difference among the two is the speed of pressure application. Hammering process makes use of hammer that is energised by gravity, air or stream and the frequent blows of vertically guided ram on metal resting on the anvil, cause the metal to alter its shape.

 


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