For the strain hardening of aircraft fasteners, a surface plastic deformation method is proposed, based on running of blanks with smooth plates. The method allows processing parts that do not have center holes. Transverse running also eliminates the bending of the workpiece from the transverse loading forces action. Analytical dependences are obtained for determining the maximum possible contact area and relative compression for a transverse running. The quality of fasteners after transverse running with smooth plates provides the following favorable changes in the surface layer of metal: the formation of residual compressive stresses in the surface layers, a significant decrease in the initial roughness, an increase in the microhardness of the surface layer, the formation of a fine-grained structure, and the high accuracy of the machined parts diameter.
The article proposes a new approach to the method of assessing the surface defects of the raceway of instrument bearings after profile grinding. The surface defects of the bearing raceways were studied on an optical-electronic complex on the basis of calculating the parameters of the autocorrelation function obtained as a result of computer processing of the video image of the surface. The purpose of this study is improving the profile grinding technology of bearings through the construction of an optical-electronic information-measuring system for monitoring the defects of raceways.
The investigation results of orbital smoothing basic parameter impact upon deviations from roundness in strengthened cylindrical surfaces are shown. It is defined that after orbital smoothing a deviation from roundness decreases by two to three times, which has a positive impact upon shape precision increase in strengthened parts.
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