Comprehensive Analysis of the Effect of Ultrasonic Surface Rolling Process on the Friction and Wear Properties of TB8 Titanium Alloy

Liu, Yu; Cui, Hao; Liu, Ying; Zhao, Xiaohui

doi:10.1007/s11665-022-07794-1

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“…In addition to surface roughness, hardness and other intuitive properties, wear resistance is also a critical factor influencing the properties of joint bearings [15], and the evaluation of friction and wear properties is a common method used to investigate these properties [16]. Liu Yu [17] studied the influence of USRP on the friction and wear properties of TB8 titanium alloy and analyzed the structure and properties of the oxide layer formed at the friction area. Han Y [18] studied the wear properties of QAl10-3-1.5 aluminum bronze alloy treated by USRP and evaluated the improvement of the wear resistance in terms of the friction coefficient and wear volume and wear mechanism.…”

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Effect of Ultrasonic Rolling on Surface Properties of GCr15 Spherical Joint Bearing

Zhang,

Yang,

et al. 2024

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Ultrasonic surface rolling process (USRP) has the potential to improve the surface mechanical properties of metal components with platelike or cylindrical macrostructure, but its effect on spherical surfaces remains to be studied in depth. In order to investigate the effect of USRP on the surface roughness, hardness and wear resistance of a spherical joint bearing made of GCr15 bearing steel, ultrasonic rolling strengthening was carried out on a spherical bearing surface under various conditions. The surface roughness and hardness variations of samples before and after strengthening were investigated. It was found that the USRP strengthening process can effectively enhance the surface properties of GCr15 spherical bearing materials, reduce the surface roughness by more than 45%, and increase the surface hardness by more than 10%. Friction and wear tests were carried out before and after ultrasonic rolling. The results show that the friction coefficient of the bearing surface can be reduced by 28%, and that the wear volume can be reduced by 29%. The variation in the friction coefficient correlated to the variance of wear volume as the reinforcement changes.

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Effect of Ultrasonic Rolling on Surface Properties of GCr15 Spherical Joint Bearing

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Yang,

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“…The history of metal composite materials dates back to the 1930s when companies like INCO and LUKENS in the United States first produced nickel composite steel plates and stainless steel composite plates. By the 1960s, the United States had begun mass-producing nickel composite plates and established ASTM standards for composite plates [ 2,3]. Similarly, other countries like the former Soviet Union, the United Kingdom, and Japan also made significant advancements in the development of metal composite materials during subsequent decades [4].…”

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Effect of high temperature and reduction ratio on the bonding strength of composite plates of Q235/SUS304

Ahmad,

Ullah

et al. 2024

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In this paper, the clad plate composed of 304 stainless steel and Q235 is taken as the research object, with the Gleeble3800 serving as the experiment platform.Drawing upon an understanding of the Gleeble3800 thermal simulator's characteristics and extensive experimentation, the influence of heating current during experiments was eliminated. This exploration resulted in the development of a hot compression test method for composite measurement, enabling precise control over temperature, pressure, and vacuum volume. These findings offer valuable insights for experimental research on clad plates. The hot compression experiment of stainless steel/carbon steel was conducted, and the effects of temperature and pressure on composite strength were investigated by measuring the tensile bond strength of stainless steel/carbon steel composite specimens under various process parameters. Additionally, a method for composite slab modeling was presented, and the rolling process was determined. Using ABAQUS finite element software, the hot rolling process of 304 stainless steel and Q235 clad plates was simulated, and the coordination of the clad plate's deformation during rolling was analyzed. To prevent oxidation at the stainless steel/carbon steel interface during rolling, the composite slab was sealed and evacuated. Subsequently, the stainless steel/carbon steel clad plate was rolled, and the composite plate's strength was measured. The effect of adding intermediate material on composite strength was studied by observing the clad plate's microstructure and analyzing element distribution postrolling. Lastly, the advantages and disadvantages of Gleeble3800 hot compression and hot rolling experiments were compared, providing valuable insights for the preparation and rolling process of stainless steel-clad plates.

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Comprehensive Analysis of the Effect of Ultrasonic Surface Rolling Process on the Friction and Wear Properties of TB8 Titanium Alloy

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Effect of Ultrasonic Rolling on Surface Properties of GCr15 Spherical Joint Bearing

Effect of Ultrasonic Rolling on Surface Properties of GCr15 Spherical Joint Bearing

Effect of high temperature and reduction ratio on the bonding strength of composite plates of Q235/SUS304

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