INFLUENCE OF DEGREE OF THICKNESS REDUCTION RATIO ON DEVELOPMENT OF STRUCTURE IN THE STEEL 1 . 5710
Intensity of structural changes during forging is usually determined in dependence on the forging ratio. Forging ratio at elongation is most often calculated with use of simple relations, which are based on the change of cross-section of the forged pieces. The intensity of structure development is influenced not only by the simple change of cross-sections, but also by relative length of the stroke, magnitude of deformation in individual passes, manner of edging, temperature, friction and shape of anvils. The paper gives an analysis of influence of the relative length of the stroke on the forging ratio.
STRAIN IN THE UPSETTING PROCESS
In the paper strain distribution in materials commonly referred to as soft materials (electrolytic copper 99,9 % Cu, annealed) and hard ones (steel 20, containing 0,2 % C) produced during hot upsetting process. Numerical calculations were performed with a use of commercial software QForm2D/3D. Significance of the influence of friction forces in the head surface on the free surface profile and distor-tion of rectangular coordination grid of deformations, as well as, effective strain distribution, in various stages of the process was investigated. The results indicate changes in nonuniformity of strain in obtained forgings.
Rethinking Sexuality Foucault and Classical Antiquity
In this collection of essays, historians and literary theorists assess the influence of Michel Foucault, particularly his "History of Sexuality", on the study of classics. Foucault's work presents a theory of sexuality for both ancient and modern times. These essays should help the reader to explore Foucault's model of Greek culture and see how well his interpretation accounts for the full range of evidence from Greece and Rome.