Because most of the asymmetric shaft-parts have relatively large size in the axial direction, single-wedge cross-wedge rolling (CWR) exposes many imperfections, such as the huge roller, higher cost etc. The paper adopted finite element method (FEM) to simulate multi-wedge synchrostep CWR (MS-CWR) based on the typical asymmetric shaft-part, and gained its distribution and characteristics of stress and strain. In the knifing stage, the deformation of work piece only emerges on the local region, but in the stretching stage, most of regions observe the deformation except two ends of the billet and the transition position between inner and outer wedge of multi-wedges. The results offer theoretical basis for promoting and applying MS-CWR technology on asymmetric shaft-parts.
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