Investigation of process parameters in rotary swaging

Rotary swaging is a metalworking process used to reduce the diameter of a cylindrical workpiece or to shape it into a desired form. It is a cold-forming process, meaning it is carried out at room temperature or slightly elevated temperatures without the need for additional heat. Rotary swaging is particularly useful for creating components with a taper or complex geometries. In this study, focusing on an effects of die angle and feeding rate upon specified tubular geometry which have 2 mm thickness. An identified load was applied to the tubular geometry in Simufact finite element software for 3 different die angles and feed rates. As a result, optimum die angle and feed rate were determined.