As recently stressed by Kalpakjian [1]. Schey [2] and many other authors [3-8] the development is an improved friction model is an important topic in metal farming analysis. In the present study a fresh friction approach is suggested. It connects the friction shear stress not only with the normal stress but also with the relative displacement between tool and workpiece and the relative surface increase. The model presented is based on the physical conception of the friction phenomenon as described by Schey [2.4″], Wanheim, [7] and Dautzenberg [8, 9]. Connections with the well known Coulomb model (T Fr = up) and the so called constant friction model [T Fr = m J F /✓3 and discussed. Theoretical findings are verified with experimental data from different tests. Although a few questions are still open, some progress in technical understanding of friction in forming tools could be achieved.
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