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Photoelastic investigation of plane wedge-shaped drawing die

An experimental method using a softened celluloid at an elevated temperature as a model material of the work specimen is proposed by the authors

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A photoelastic investigation is conducted for plane wedge-shaped dies with special reference to the distribution of pressure and friction on the contact surface.

A softened celluloid strip is drawn through the gap of Araldite dies kept in the state of glassy elastic. The results are compared with the theoretical results by other investigators.

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  1. Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan

    Y. Ohashi (Professor) & K. Nishikiori (former Graduate Student)

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  1. Y. Ohashi
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Ohashi, Y., Nishikiori, K. Photoelastic investigation of plane wedge-shaped drawing die. Experimental Mechanics 6, 171–176 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02326146

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