Project Report on Steel Forging (Automobile Parts)

The forging industry, as it is known today, makes use of various types of forging equipment for the practical  duplication of  forged parts for commercial services such forging equipment includes the drop hammer, the trip and halve hammer, the forging machine (up setter), the mechanical and hydraulic forging press and the single and double frame general forging hammers. This industry with the present mechanical equipment is  primarily  a development  of our modern times and its status as  such  extends back less than one hundred years.  The background of the  forging of metal, however, reaches as far back as civilization itself and practically every  historic record gives evidence of the importance the forging of metal held in the life of every  people of  every era. Museum offer visible proof that the  forger has been at work throughout the year in very commendable manner. Just  when and where the art of forging came into use, history is not able to define very clearly. It can probably be deduced from the bit of facts gleaned from the bit of  facts gleaned from  legends, records, and relics that the forgin art was long  in use before there existed written records. Iron was doubtlessly used first in Western Asia, the birth place of  the human race, and in the surround regions.