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Aa 6061 Unit 1 Lab Report Experiment
In all experiments trails, a circular blank with diameter 140 mm and 1.5 mm thickness of AA 6061-T4 was used. The tool set consists of a hemispherical punch with 60 mm diameter, bottom ring (Die) with fillet radius of 5 mm and top ring (blank holder with draw beads ) with fillet radius of 5mm. Figures. 1a and b show the formed cup and testing machine BUP 600 with the tool components setup respectively.
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