Characterization of Friction-Surfaced SS316 Overlaid on Medium-Carbon Steel

Nixon, R. George Sahaya; Mohanty, Bhulok Sundar

doi:10.1007/s12633-017-9612-3

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“…Bonding coating dimensions were found on the parametric stages, and the grains were dynamically recrystallized on both the withdrawing and advancing sides due to rotational velocity [ 28 ]. The significant factor effects were obtained from the regression models for the output parameters to assess the influence of the experiment’s input parameters, following the research carried out by George Sahaya Nixon et al [ 29 ]. The test was carried out on the basis of the regression model and individual coefficient model.…”

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Parameter Study on Friction Surfacing of AISI316Ti Stainless Steel over EN8 Carbon Steel and Its Effect on Coating Dimensions and Bond Strength

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Friction surfacing is a solid-state coating process that uses plastic deformation to improve the efficiency of the core metallic pattern, resulting in fine-grained coatings with superior wear and corrosion properties. This article focuses on the development of inherently homogeneous, non-diluted coating of AISI316Ti stainless steel above EN8 and also encloses the empirical relationship for the prediction of bond strength (Bs), coating thickness (Ct), and coating width (Cw). The key individualities for bonding geometry were believed to be the process parameters such as rotational speed (rpm), traverse speed (mm/s), and axial load (kN). The effect of input parameters on the bond’s external dimensions and strength was investigated using a multi-objective optimization approach through experimentation. The bond’s strength improved as the coating thickness was reduced and the coating width was increased. The grain-refined coatings superimposing martensitic microstructure with no deposition of carbide particles added value to the metallurgical study using the scanning electron microscope.

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Parameter Study on Friction Surfacing of AISI316Ti Stainless Steel over EN8 Carbon Steel and Its Effect on Coating Dimensions and Bond Strength

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“…The force in the axial direction, table movement, and spindle rotation of the coating rod are the most crucial process constraints that impact coating firmness and bonding integrity [9]. The mechtrode‘s rotation speed primarily governs the coating width.…”

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Testing and evaluation on friction surfacing of Alloy 36 over spheroidal graphite iron and its effect on coating thickness and width using artificial neural networks and response surface methodology

Rathinam,

Manickajothi,

Ezhil

et al. 2024

Materialwissenschaft Werkst

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Friction surfacing finds its application in areas which require joining of dissimilar metals with superior wear property. The current work investigates the solid‐state coating of Alloy 36 over ductile cast iron (SG Iron) by friction surfacing process. The effect of process factors on the actual geometry of the coating was investigated through testing and a desirability‐based technique. Spindle speed, axial force, and table traverse speed were the three most important variables for bonding fidelity. Analysis of variance was used to examine how the input parameters affected the output parameters. Experimental findings are validated using artificial neural networks and response surface methodology which are then used to predict how the system will respond to various operating scenarios. The research demonstrates that speed, rather than force or traverse action, has a more substantial effect on both materials. The response surface methodology statistician approach was utilized to identify the most important factors influencing the process parameters. As a result, the load is determined as the most crucial component that impacts bonding to the substrate. According to the data, the output parameters have the most impact on lowering the bonding geometry.

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Influence of rotation speed on microstructure formation during friction surfacing of AISI 316L over mild steel using a conventional CNC machining center

Silva

Brito

2023

Int J Adv Manuf Technol

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Characterization of Friction-Surfaced SS316 Overlaid on Medium-Carbon Steel

Cited by 4 publications

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Parameter Study on Friction Surfacing of AISI316Ti Stainless Steel over EN8 Carbon Steel and Its Effect on Coating Dimensions and Bond Strength

Parameter Study on Friction Surfacing of AISI316Ti Stainless Steel over EN8 Carbon Steel and Its Effect on Coating Dimensions and Bond Strength

Testing and evaluation on friction surfacing of Alloy 36 over spheroidal graphite iron and its effect on coating thickness and width using artificial neural networks and response surface methodology

Influence of rotation speed on microstructure formation during friction surfacing of AISI 316L over mild steel using a conventional CNC machining center

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