Design of a Wire Drawing Process. Write a program that will effectively computerize the solution to solving Example 8-4. The program should ask the user to provide a value of the final diameter for the wire (e.g., 0.20 cm). The program should assume a reasonable value for the initial diameter (d0) (e.g., 0.40 cm), and calculate the extent of cold work using the proper formula. Assume that the user has access to the yield strength versus % cold work curve and the user is then asked to enter the value of the yield strength for 0% cold work. Use this value to calculate the forces needed for drawing and the stress acting on the wire as it comes out of the die. The program should then ask the user to provide the value of the yield strength of the wire for the amount of cold work calculated for the assumed initial diameter and the final diameter needed. As in Example 8-4, the program should repeat these calculations until obtaining a value of d0 that will be acceptable.
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