METAL PROCESSING TECHNIQUES in Biomaterials
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This document summarizes metal processing and recycling. It defines metal processing as recycling scrap metals for reuse in metal manufacturing. It discusses factors that affect metal properties like grain size, quenching, and cold working. It also outlines several metal forming operations like bending, shearing, blanking, punching, and recycling metals.
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- Methods to
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