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Forming process make use of suitable stresses like compression, tension, shear or combined stresses to cause plastic deformation of the materials to produce required shapes.In forming, no material is removed:they are deformed and displaced. Some of the forming processes are:

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1. Forging.

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2. Extrusion.

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3. Rolling.

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4. Sheet metal working.

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5. Rotary swaging.

'''Forming processprocesses''' are particular manufacturing processes which make use of suitable stresses (like compression, tension, shear or combined stresses) towhich cause [[plastic deformation]] of the materials to produce required shapes[[shape]]s.In forming, no material is removed:they are deformed and displaced. Some of the forming processes are:

6. Thread rolling

7. Explosive forming.

8.Some Electromagneticexamples of forming processes are:

1.* [[Forging.]]

2.* [[Extrusion.]]

* [[Rolling (metalworking)|Rolling]]

4.* [[Sheet metal|Sheet metal working.]]

* [[Swaging#Rotary swaging|Rotary swaging]]

6.* [[Thread rolling]]

7.* [[Explosive forming.]]

* [[Electromagnetic forming]]

* [[Plastic extrusion]]

* [[Die forming (plastics)#Process|Die forming]]

* [[Food extrusion#Process|Food extrusion]]

== See also ==

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* {{§l|Forming (metalworking)#Forming processes}}

* [[Pedogenesis]] - soil forming processes

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