What about minimum flash thickness if part forge on 1600 ton press forging

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Minimum flash thickness is determined by material properties, part geometry, and press forging parameters.

Minimum flash thickness is typically calculated based on material flow behavior during forging process.
Material properties such as flow stress, strain rate sensitivity, and temperature play a key role in determining minimum flash thickness.
Part geometry, including complexity and draft angles, can also influence the required flash thickness.
Press forging parameters such as forging pressure, die design, and lubrication can impact the minimum flash thickness.
For a 1600 ton press forging, the minimum flash thickness would need to be calculated based on the specific material and part design.

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