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June 3, 2026Engineering Failure Analysis0 citationsOpen Access

Performance of hybrid forging Dies: Unveiling the Role of hardfaced Coatings in stress distribution and wear resistance

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JTJan TurekSBSzymon Bajda

Key Points

  • The research aims to evaluate the performance of hybrid forging dies with hardfaced coatings, particularly focusing on their stress distribution and wear resistance.
  • Implemented finite element method (FEM) to analyze stress distribution in hot forging dies.
  • Examined the lifespan of hot forging dies using bimetallic architecture compared to traditional materials.
  • Analyzed the cost-effectiveness of using structural steel reinforced by hardfacing.
  • Service life of hot forging dies increased by 109% using bimetallic architecture.
  • FEM analysis indicated stress localization in the hardfaced surface layer, which protects the tool core.
  • Bimetallic tool regeneration emerged as a cost-efficient alternative to conventional monolithic dies.

Abstract

• Service life of hot forging dies increased by 109% using bimetallic architecture. • Structural steel reinforced by hardfacing replaces expensive high-alloy tool steels. • FEM reveals stress localization in the surface layer protecting the tool core. • Bimetallic tool regeneration is a cost-efficient alternative to monolitic dies.

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Turek et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1fc394dee9eb8c0dce4f55https://doi.org/10.1016/j.engfailanal.2026.111052
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