2015
DOI: 10.1007/s12206-015-0431-4
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Methodology for a computer-aided design of shrink fits that considers the roughness and form defects of the manufacturing process

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“…Solid surfaces in the physical world are composed of many rough peaks (i.e., microconvexities) of different sizes in the micro-scale [9]. In recent studies [10][11][12][13][14], it has been discovered that when rough surfaces come into contact with each other, the micro-convexities on the surfaces undergo mutual compression and shear wear, resulting in relatively high contact pressure and stress between the micro-convexities. In many cases, this causes deformation of the contact area between the two rough surfaces to exceed the material's elastic deformation range, resulting in failure or yielding, and changing the initial design interference [15].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Solid surfaces in the physical world are composed of many rough peaks (i.e., microconvexities) of different sizes in the micro-scale [9]. In recent studies [10][11][12][13][14], it has been discovered that when rough surfaces come into contact with each other, the micro-convexities on the surfaces undergo mutual compression and shear wear, resulting in relatively high contact pressure and stress between the micro-convexities. In many cases, this causes deformation of the contact area between the two rough surfaces to exceed the material's elastic deformation range, resulting in failure or yielding, and changing the initial design interference [15].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Boutoutaou et al 19 modelled interference fits in FEM taking into account surface roughness using a homogenization technique and results showed good agreement with experimental results. Boutoutaou and Fontaine 20 proposed an FEM incorporating form defects and roughness defects in the design of interference (shrink fitted) assemblies, which is used to determine the specifications that consider the manufacturing process. However, the proposed computational method is not validated experimentally.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Diş profilinde oluşan değişimi hesaplamak için bir algoritma geliştirmiştir [8]. Boutoutaou ve Fontaine (2015) çalışmalarında sıkı geçme bağlantı tekniğinde, bağlantı sağlanmayan parçaların şekli ve yüzey kalitesi ile ilgili kısıtlı varsayımlara dayanan eski modellerin kullanıldığını belirterek sonlu elemanlarla analizinin yapılmasını önermişlerdir [9].…”
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