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The given relations may be applied to an extrusion die with any number of aligned orifices. The analytical and numerical optimizations of the upper-bound expression for the power allowed a study of the deadzone angles of the assumed pattern of deformation. To verify the accuracy of the results, quantitative and qualitative comparisons are made with published works from the literature.","Finally, in the third part of this work, the subject of extrusion die design is considered. In this study, a model is proposed which should guide the preliminary design of extrusion dies. The model is focused on the distortions of the extruded product due to exit velocity variations. It is assumed that the metal flow can be modeled as a linearly viscous or Newtonian fluid. The die design model is limited to the extrusion of thin sections through solid dies (used for non-hollow shapes). Since the die opening is assumed to be long and slender, asymptotic approximations have been used in the analysis. 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