A copper bar was drawn while a lead bar was extruded through a cyclically twisting die in a specifically designed experimental rig. The drawing/extrusion load fluctuated at the same frequency as that of die twisting. The load tended to be at a level of monotonic deformation when the die was changing direction. The degree of the reduction in load for both the drawing and extrusion processes depended on the deformation conditions and requires optimisation for industrial application.
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Materials science & engineering. A. Structural materials : properties, microstructure and processing