Classify Forging processes.

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Classification of forging process -

I. Open Die Forging: (a) Hand forging (b) Power forging: i. Hammer forging ii. Press forging

Ii. Close Die Forging: (a) Drop forging (b) Press forging (c) Machine forging

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