PRESENTED BY
Nilesh Mahatmaji Dudhabhate
Extrusion is the process of confining the metal in the
closed cavity and then allowing it to flow from only one
opening so that the metal takes the shape of the opening.
Extrusion is a process used to create objects of a fixed,
cross-sectional profile.
 A material is pushed or drawn through a die of the desired
cross-section.
The long straight metal parts of solid ,round ,T-shaped ,
L-shaped cross- sectional products can be manufactured.
The extrusion process is often likened to the
squeezing of tooth paste from a tube, as is
illustrated :
The top of the tube represents the die and determines
the shape of the extrusion, while the paste may be
considered to be the billet.
In general, extrusion process is used to
produce long part of same cross-section.
Billet:-
The billet is the starting stock for the extrusion
operation.Extrusion billets may be a solid or hollow
form, commonly cylindrical, and is the length charged
into the extrusion press container.
Extrusion operations typically take place with billet
heated. However during the extrusion, the billet is still
solid.
 Dies are the cutting tools used in the extrusion
processes.
(a)
(b)
(c)
 Direct Extrusion
 Indirect Extrusion
 Impact Extrusion
 Hydrostatic Extrusion
Also called as forward extrusion process.
 The flow of metal in the forward direction that is same as
that of direction of ram/plunger.
Hot metal billet is loaded in cylinder.
The plunger compresses metal billet against the
die and forces it to flow through die opening and
produces extruded product Extruded product
acquires the shape of opening.
.
In this process, the problem of friction is more because of
relative motion between the heated metal billet and the
cylinder walls.
Also called as indirect extrusion process.
In order to completely overcome the friction, the
backward extrusion process I used.
The hot metal billet is confined fully by the
cylinder.
The ram which have die, compresses the metal
against the container, forcing it to flow backward
through the die opening in the hollow plunger or ram.
It is termed as backward because of the opposite direction
of the flow of metal to that of ram movement.
The billet in the container remains stationary and hence no
friction.
Indirect extrusion does not requires as much force as
direct extrusion.
Impact extrusion is a manufacturing process
similar to extrusion and drawing by which
products are made with a metal blank. The blank
is pressed at a high velocity with extreme force
into a die/mold by a punch.
In the hydrostatic extrusion process the billet is
completely surrounded by a pressurized liquid, except
where the billet contacts the die.
Disadvantages:-
Containing the fluid under high pressures can be difficult.
Limited use due to complex tooling, high pressures, special
equipment, and long cycle times.
Advantages:-
No friction between the container and the billet reduces force
requirements. This ultimately allows for faster speeds, higher
reduction ratios, and lower billet temperatures.
Usually the ductility of the material increases when high
pressures are applied.
Large billets and large cross-sections can be extruded.
Extrusion often minimizes the need for secondary
machining,and as a result could result in financial
savings. However extruded objects are not of the same
dimensional accuracy or surface finish as machined
parts.
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  • 3.
    Extrusion is theprocess of confining the metal in the closed cavity and then allowing it to flow from only one opening so that the metal takes the shape of the opening. Extrusion is a process used to create objects of a fixed, cross-sectional profile.  A material is pushed or drawn through a die of the desired cross-section. The long straight metal parts of solid ,round ,T-shaped , L-shaped cross- sectional products can be manufactured.
  • 4.
    The extrusion processis often likened to the squeezing of tooth paste from a tube, as is illustrated : The top of the tube represents the die and determines the shape of the extrusion, while the paste may be considered to be the billet.
  • 5.
    In general, extrusionprocess is used to produce long part of same cross-section.
  • 6.
    Billet:- The billet isthe starting stock for the extrusion operation.Extrusion billets may be a solid or hollow form, commonly cylindrical, and is the length charged into the extrusion press container. Extrusion operations typically take place with billet heated. However during the extrusion, the billet is still solid.
  • 8.
     Dies arethe cutting tools used in the extrusion processes. (a) (b) (c)
  • 10.
     Direct Extrusion Indirect Extrusion  Impact Extrusion  Hydrostatic Extrusion
  • 11.
    Also called asforward extrusion process.  The flow of metal in the forward direction that is same as that of direction of ram/plunger. Hot metal billet is loaded in cylinder. The plunger compresses metal billet against the die and forces it to flow through die opening and produces extruded product Extruded product acquires the shape of opening.
  • 12.
    . In this process,the problem of friction is more because of relative motion between the heated metal billet and the cylinder walls.
  • 13.
    Also called asindirect extrusion process. In order to completely overcome the friction, the backward extrusion process I used. The hot metal billet is confined fully by the cylinder. The ram which have die, compresses the metal against the container, forcing it to flow backward through the die opening in the hollow plunger or ram.
  • 14.
    It is termedas backward because of the opposite direction of the flow of metal to that of ram movement. The billet in the container remains stationary and hence no friction. Indirect extrusion does not requires as much force as direct extrusion.
  • 15.
    Impact extrusion isa manufacturing process similar to extrusion and drawing by which products are made with a metal blank. The blank is pressed at a high velocity with extreme force into a die/mold by a punch.
  • 16.
    In the hydrostaticextrusion process the billet is completely surrounded by a pressurized liquid, except where the billet contacts the die.
  • 18.
    Disadvantages:- Containing the fluidunder high pressures can be difficult. Limited use due to complex tooling, high pressures, special equipment, and long cycle times. Advantages:- No friction between the container and the billet reduces force requirements. This ultimately allows for faster speeds, higher reduction ratios, and lower billet temperatures. Usually the ductility of the material increases when high pressures are applied. Large billets and large cross-sections can be extruded.
  • 20.
    Extrusion often minimizesthe need for secondary machining,and as a result could result in financial savings. However extruded objects are not of the same dimensional accuracy or surface finish as machined parts.