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Development of a Cooling Die Used in Plastic Pipe Processing: Numerical and Experimental Analysis
In this study, cooling of a plastic pipe-end during a hot-forming process that is one of the commonly used forming methods in plastic pipe production to get seal housing place (muff) was investigated numerically and experimentally. The aim of this study was development of a cooling die that has high
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