Forging of non-ferrous & Special Alloys

This course provides a practical understanding of forging processes used for non-ferrous metals and special alloys. It introduces materials such as aluminum, copper, brass, titanium, nickel-based alloys, and other high-performance materials. Participants learn about the important properties of these materials and their suitability for different forging applications. The course covers hot forging, warm forging, and other suitable forging techniques. It explains heating methods, forging temperatures, deformation behavior, and material flow during forging. Participants also learn about forging equipment, dies, tools, lubrication, and process parameters. Special attention is given to common forging defects and methods used to prevent and control them. The course also covers heat treatment and inspection of forged components to achieve the required properties and quality. Practical aspects of process selection, component design, and manufacturing challenges are discussed. By completing the course, participants will be able to understand and apply suitable forging methods for producing reliable components from non-ferrous metals and special alloys.