For the drum of hot rolling coiler is prone to be easily destroyed, the type of MMU-5G abrasion tester was applied to revealing the friction and wear behavior. The morphology observation by scanning electron microscop...For the drum of hot rolling coiler is prone to be easily destroyed, the type of MMU-5G abrasion tester was applied to revealing the friction and wear behavior. The morphology observation by scanning electron microscope (SEM) demonstrates the wear mechanism of the drum, and the test data of the influence coefficient of the normal pressure, relative sliding speed and surface lubrication conditions acted on the linear rate of the wear could be obtained by the regression method. A calculation model, which considers the factors of the structure of the drum, coiling tension and coiling strip specifications, was established by the combination method to predict the wear life of the drum. Then the practical production data was applied into this model and the analysis result was in good accordance with that of actual production.展开更多
To ensure an accurate selection of rolling guide shoe materials,an analysis of the intricate relationship between linear speed and wear is imperative.Finite element simulations and experimental measurements are employ...To ensure an accurate selection of rolling guide shoe materials,an analysis of the intricate relationship between linear speed and wear is imperative.Finite element simulations and experimental measurements are employed to evaluate four distinct types of materials:polyurethane,rubber,polytetrafluoroethylene(PTFE),and nylon.The speed-index of each material is measured,serving as a preparation for subsequent analysis.Furthermore,the velocity-wear factor is determined,providing insights into the resilience and durability of the material across varying speeds.Additionally,a wear model tailored specifically for viscoelastic bodies is explored,which is pivotal in understanding the wear mechanisms within the material.Leveraging this model,wear predictions are made under higher speed conditions,facilitating the choice of material for rolling guide shoes.To validate the accuracy of the model,the predicted degree of wear is compared with experimental data,ensuring its alignment with both theoretical principles and real-world performance.This comprehensive analysis has verified the effectiveness of the model in the selection of materials under high-speed conditions,thereby offering confidence in its reliability and ensuring optimal performance.展开更多
Wear and friction-induced noises are pivotal tribological phenomena that significantly influence the longevity and efficiency of mechanical systems.This review synthesizes current research on wear modeling and frictio...Wear and friction-induced noises are pivotal tribological phenomena that significantly influence the longevity and efficiency of mechanical systems.This review synthesizes current research on wear modeling and friction-induced noises,exploring their mechanisms,influencing factors,and predictive challenges.Wear modeling encompasses a range of approaches,from traditional methods such as the Archard equation to more advanced numerical and machine learning techniques.These models address diverse mechanisms—adhesive,abrasive,and fatigue wear—which are shaped by material properties,surface roughness,and environmental conditions.Frictioninduced noise,arising from stick-slip,sprag-slip,and mode-coupling,is influenced by surface states,damping,and operational parameters.Crucially,wear and noise are interlinked.Wear reshapes surfaces and dynamics,thereby modulating noise,while noise can serve as a diagnostic tool for wear progression.Yet,existing models often isolate these phenomena,neglecting their synergy and impeding accurate system-life predictions.This review highlights this gap and advocates for the development of integrated wear–noise models,harnessing multiscale simulations,advanced computation,and empirical validation.The development of such models has the potential to significantly enhance the accuracy of durability and acoustic performance predictions.They offer a holistic framework that captures the dynamic interplay between surface degradation and noise generation.This framework is essential for advancing non-invasive detection technologies in industries such as automotive,aerospace,and manufacturing.In these sectors,addressing these dual challenges is crucial for enhancing performance,safety,and efficiency.展开更多
TiC particles reinforced Ni-based alloy composite coatings were prepared on 7005 aluminum alloy by plasma spray. The effects of load, speed and temperature on the tribological behavior and mechanisms of the composite ...TiC particles reinforced Ni-based alloy composite coatings were prepared on 7005 aluminum alloy by plasma spray. The effects of load, speed and temperature on the tribological behavior and mechanisms of the composite coatings under dry friction were researched. The wear prediction model of the composite coatings was established based on the least square support vector machine (LS-SVM). The results show that the composite coatings exhibit smaller friction coefficients and wear losses than the Ni-based alloy coatings under different friction conditions. The predicting time of the LS-SVM model is only 12.93%of that of the BP-ANN model, and the predicting accuracies on friction coefficients and wear losses of the former are increased by 58.74%and 41.87%compared with the latter. The LS-SVM model can effectively predict the tribological behavior of the TiCP/Ni-base alloy composite coatings under dry friction.展开更多
Fretting wear is a material damage in contact surfaces due to micro relative displacement between them.It causes some general problems in industrial applications,such as loosening of fasteners or sticking in component...Fretting wear is a material damage in contact surfaces due to micro relative displacement between them.It causes some general problems in industrial applications,such as loosening of fasteners or sticking in components supposed to move relative to each other.Fretting wear is a complicated problem involving material properties of tribosystem and working conditions of them.Due to these various factors,researchers have studied the process of fretting wear by experiments and numerical modelling methods.This paper reviews recent literature on the numerical modelling method of fretting wear.After a briefly introduction on the mechanism of fretting wear,numerical models,which are critical issues for fretting wear modelling,are reviewed.The paper is concluded by highlighting possible research topics for future work.展开更多
Ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) has been used in orthopedics as one of the materials for artificial joints in knee, hip and spine prostheses, most of the implanted joints are designed so that the met...Ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) has been used in orthopedics as one of the materials for artificial joints in knee, hip and spine prostheses, most of the implanted joints are designed so that the metal of the prosthesis is articulate against a polymeric material, however the main problems is the average life time of the UHMWPE due to wear, and the particles generated by the friction of the metal on the articulation of the polymer are the most common inducer of osteolysis, generating a loosening of the implant leading to an imminent failure resulting in the total replacement of the prosthesis. In this investigation a numerical model of abrasive wear was made using the classic Archard wear equation applied to dynamic simulation of finite element analysis (FEA) of the micro-abrasion test using a subroutine written in Fortran language linked to the finite element software to predict the rate of wear. The results of the numerical model were compared with tests of abrasive wear in the laboratory, obtaining a margin of error below 5%,concluding that the numerical model is feasible for the prediction of the rate of wear and could be applied in knowing the life cycle of joint prostheses or for the tribological analysis in industrial machinery or cutting tools. The wear coefficient (K) was obtained from the grinding tests depending on the depth of stroke of the crater, which was analyzed by 3D profilometry to obtain the wear rate and the wear constant.展开更多
This article aims at developing a computationally efficient framework to simulate the erosion of two contact surfaces in three-dimensional(3D),depending on the body resistance.The framework involves finite element(FE)...This article aims at developing a computationally efficient framework to simulate the erosion of two contact surfaces in three-dimensional(3D),depending on the body resistance.The framework involves finite element(FE)resolution of a fretting problem,wear computation via a non-local criterion including a wear distribution parameter(WDP),as well as updating of the geometry and automatic remeshing.Its originality is based on the capability to capture the damage on each surface and obtain local and global results for a quantitative and qualitative analysis.Numerical simulations are carried out for two 3D contact specimens with different values of WDP.The results highlight the importance of correctly modelling wear:One-surface wear model is sufficient from a global point of view(wear volume),or whenever the wear resistance for a body is much higher than that of another one,whereas a 3D two-surface wear model is essential to capturing local effects(contact pressure,wear footprint,etc.)related to the difference in wear resistance of the bodies.展开更多
On the basis of theoretical analyses and calculations of high speed continuous impact force and tool notch surface temperature acted upon by burr and serrated chip edge, a notch wear model of low stress value and temp...On the basis of theoretical analyses and calculations of high speed continuous impact force and tool notch surface temperature acted upon by burr and serrated chip edge, a notch wear model of low stress value and temperature impact fatigue was established. Saw-tooth-shaped burr and fin-shaped chip edge continuously impacts the rake face and flank face at high speed and high fre-quency, which results in a V-shaped notch wear. An experiment was done to validate that the saw-tooth-shaped burr does affect the notch wear. This model can be utilized to solve reasonably many problems that cannot be explained by any other theoretical assumptions.展开更多
基金Project(2009AA04Z143) supported by the National High Technology Research and Development Program of ChinaProject(E2006001038) supported by the Major Program of the Natural Science Foundation of Hebei Province, China
文摘For the drum of hot rolling coiler is prone to be easily destroyed, the type of MMU-5G abrasion tester was applied to revealing the friction and wear behavior. The morphology observation by scanning electron microscope (SEM) demonstrates the wear mechanism of the drum, and the test data of the influence coefficient of the normal pressure, relative sliding speed and surface lubrication conditions acted on the linear rate of the wear could be obtained by the regression method. A calculation model, which considers the factors of the structure of the drum, coiling tension and coiling strip specifications, was established by the combination method to predict the wear life of the drum. Then the practical production data was applied into this model and the analysis result was in good accordance with that of actual production.
基金Supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No.51935007)。
文摘To ensure an accurate selection of rolling guide shoe materials,an analysis of the intricate relationship between linear speed and wear is imperative.Finite element simulations and experimental measurements are employed to evaluate four distinct types of materials:polyurethane,rubber,polytetrafluoroethylene(PTFE),and nylon.The speed-index of each material is measured,serving as a preparation for subsequent analysis.Furthermore,the velocity-wear factor is determined,providing insights into the resilience and durability of the material across varying speeds.Additionally,a wear model tailored specifically for viscoelastic bodies is explored,which is pivotal in understanding the wear mechanisms within the material.Leveraging this model,wear predictions are made under higher speed conditions,facilitating the choice of material for rolling guide shoes.To validate the accuracy of the model,the predicted degree of wear is compared with experimental data,ensuring its alignment with both theoretical principles and real-world performance.This comprehensive analysis has verified the effectiveness of the model in the selection of materials under high-speed conditions,thereby offering confidence in its reliability and ensuring optimal performance.
文摘Wear and friction-induced noises are pivotal tribological phenomena that significantly influence the longevity and efficiency of mechanical systems.This review synthesizes current research on wear modeling and friction-induced noises,exploring their mechanisms,influencing factors,and predictive challenges.Wear modeling encompasses a range of approaches,from traditional methods such as the Archard equation to more advanced numerical and machine learning techniques.These models address diverse mechanisms—adhesive,abrasive,and fatigue wear—which are shaped by material properties,surface roughness,and environmental conditions.Frictioninduced noise,arising from stick-slip,sprag-slip,and mode-coupling,is influenced by surface states,damping,and operational parameters.Crucially,wear and noise are interlinked.Wear reshapes surfaces and dynamics,thereby modulating noise,while noise can serve as a diagnostic tool for wear progression.Yet,existing models often isolate these phenomena,neglecting their synergy and impeding accurate system-life predictions.This review highlights this gap and advocates for the development of integrated wear–noise models,harnessing multiscale simulations,advanced computation,and empirical validation.The development of such models has the potential to significantly enhance the accuracy of durability and acoustic performance predictions.They offer a holistic framework that captures the dynamic interplay between surface degradation and noise generation.This framework is essential for advancing non-invasive detection technologies in industries such as automotive,aerospace,and manufacturing.In these sectors,addressing these dual challenges is crucial for enhancing performance,safety,and efficiency.
文摘TiC particles reinforced Ni-based alloy composite coatings were prepared on 7005 aluminum alloy by plasma spray. The effects of load, speed and temperature on the tribological behavior and mechanisms of the composite coatings under dry friction were researched. The wear prediction model of the composite coatings was established based on the least square support vector machine (LS-SVM). The results show that the composite coatings exhibit smaller friction coefficients and wear losses than the Ni-based alloy coatings under different friction conditions. The predicting time of the LS-SVM model is only 12.93%of that of the BP-ANN model, and the predicting accuracies on friction coefficients and wear losses of the former are increased by 58.74%and 41.87%compared with the latter. The LS-SVM model can effectively predict the tribological behavior of the TiCP/Ni-base alloy composite coatings under dry friction.
文摘Fretting wear is a material damage in contact surfaces due to micro relative displacement between them.It causes some general problems in industrial applications,such as loosening of fasteners or sticking in components supposed to move relative to each other.Fretting wear is a complicated problem involving material properties of tribosystem and working conditions of them.Due to these various factors,researchers have studied the process of fretting wear by experiments and numerical modelling methods.This paper reviews recent literature on the numerical modelling method of fretting wear.After a briefly introduction on the mechanism of fretting wear,numerical models,which are critical issues for fretting wear modelling,are reviewed.The paper is concluded by highlighting possible research topics for future work.
文摘Ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) has been used in orthopedics as one of the materials for artificial joints in knee, hip and spine prostheses, most of the implanted joints are designed so that the metal of the prosthesis is articulate against a polymeric material, however the main problems is the average life time of the UHMWPE due to wear, and the particles generated by the friction of the metal on the articulation of the polymer are the most common inducer of osteolysis, generating a loosening of the implant leading to an imminent failure resulting in the total replacement of the prosthesis. In this investigation a numerical model of abrasive wear was made using the classic Archard wear equation applied to dynamic simulation of finite element analysis (FEA) of the micro-abrasion test using a subroutine written in Fortran language linked to the finite element software to predict the rate of wear. The results of the numerical model were compared with tests of abrasive wear in the laboratory, obtaining a margin of error below 5%,concluding that the numerical model is feasible for the prediction of the rate of wear and could be applied in knowing the life cycle of joint prostheses or for the tribological analysis in industrial machinery or cutting tools. The wear coefficient (K) was obtained from the grinding tests depending on the depth of stroke of the crater, which was analyzed by 3D profilometry to obtain the wear rate and the wear constant.
文摘This article aims at developing a computationally efficient framework to simulate the erosion of two contact surfaces in three-dimensional(3D),depending on the body resistance.The framework involves finite element(FE)resolution of a fretting problem,wear computation via a non-local criterion including a wear distribution parameter(WDP),as well as updating of the geometry and automatic remeshing.Its originality is based on the capability to capture the damage on each surface and obtain local and global results for a quantitative and qualitative analysis.Numerical simulations are carried out for two 3D contact specimens with different values of WDP.The results highlight the importance of correctly modelling wear:One-surface wear model is sufficient from a global point of view(wear volume),or whenever the wear resistance for a body is much higher than that of another one,whereas a 3D two-surface wear model is essential to capturing local effects(contact pressure,wear footprint,etc.)related to the difference in wear resistance of the bodies.
文摘On the basis of theoretical analyses and calculations of high speed continuous impact force and tool notch surface temperature acted upon by burr and serrated chip edge, a notch wear model of low stress value and temperature impact fatigue was established. Saw-tooth-shaped burr and fin-shaped chip edge continuously impacts the rake face and flank face at high speed and high fre-quency, which results in a V-shaped notch wear. An experiment was done to validate that the saw-tooth-shaped burr does affect the notch wear. This model can be utilized to solve reasonably many problems that cannot be explained by any other theoretical assumptions.
