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Comparative Analysis of Indirect Extrusion Technologies: Advantages of Converting from Direct to Advanced Indirect Extrusion
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Comparative Analysis of Indirect Extrusion Technologies: Advantages of Converting from Direct to Advanced Indirect Extrusion

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Author: Vadim L. Berezhnoy, Igor V. Kazimov  
Company: VILS JSC  
Issue #: Vol. 67, No. 2  
Year: 2009  
Pages: 6  
  
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This article describes the advantages of switching from direct extrusion to indirect extrusion. Article looks at considerations in employing direct or indirect extrusion, development of advanced indirect extrusion process (including IE+, FAIE-X, and FAIE-Y), extrusion trials on FAIE presses, and proposals for a new generation of FAIE presses.

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