Optimization of Process Parameters for Erosion Wear in Slurry Pipeline

Kumar, Kaushal; Kumar, Ajay; Singh, Vinay Pratap

doi:10.1007/978-981-13-6469-3_12

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“…A typical electron beam welding assembly consists of an electron gun, a welding chamber with mechanisms to move the part and gun, a pump system for placing the gun and chamber under vacuum, highpower voltage supply components, and electrical operating components. [9] basic assembly consists of the first two items.EBW can join both similar and dissimilar materials because of the way joints are welded and their dimensions. [10] As filler metals are usually not used in EBW, the welded joint's quality, especially that of the molten zone, depends significantly on the base metal, its chemical composition, and the way it was made.…”

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Analysis of Mechanical and Microstructural properties of Electron Beam Welded dissimilar Ferrous alloys

Singh,

Singh

2024

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Electron Beam Welding (EBW) is an important welding process in the present scenario. It is applied to various fields, including the fabrication of difficult-to-weld materials in the engineering, aerospace, and automobile industries. It can weld similar and dissimilar material with fine Heat-affected zones and produces high-strength joints. The joining of dissimilar materials becomes very easy through the EBW route. The EBW welded samples achieved a high depth-to-width ratio & focused accurately on the area to be welded. Therefore, it minimizes the area of the heat-affected zone (HAZ). In this work, the study focused on optimizing the process parameters of EBW welding parameters like current, voltage, welding speed for strength, and hardness of weld bead. The materials selected were mild steel and EN8. A Taguchi technique-based experiment has been used to find the data. Then, welding parameters are optimized to get optimum strength, hardness on the weld bead, and hardness on the heat-affected zone of the welded joint. The Optimized tensile strength was 600MPa, at Voltage = 50KV, Beam Current = 4 mA, and welding speed = 75 mm/min. The weld bead hardness was 146.4 HV, at Voltage = 50KV, Beam Current = 4 mA, and welding speed = 75 mm/min at optimized conditions. The Optimized hardness on HAZ is 163.23 HV on EN-8 & 160.43 HV on Mild steel at Voltage = 45KV, Beam Current = 4 mA, and welding speed = 50 mm/min.

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Analysis of Mechanical and Microstructural properties of Electron Beam Welded dissimilar Ferrous alloys

Singh,

Singh

2024

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“…Various processes can employ composite fabrication. Some popular techniques to enhance the surface finish are high-energy electron transfer (Kumar et al, 2020), Laser-based surface modification (Quazi et al, 2015), Mechanical alloying (Banhart, 2001), Powder metallurgy (Bains et al, 2016), etc. One such process gaining popularity is Friction Stir Processing (FSP).…”

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Microstructure and Mechanical Properties Analysis of Al-6061/B4C Composites Fabricated by Conventional and Bobbin Tool Friction Stir Processing

DIVEKAR,

FUSE,

BADHEKA

2023

EPSTEM

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Friction stir processing (FSP) is one of the solid-state processing technique that has gained significant attention from researchers and engineers for fabricating composites. Bobbin tool friction stir processing (BTFSP) is a novel version of conventional FSP. In the present paper, 6 mm thick plates of Al-Mg-Si (6061Al –T6) were subjected to BTFSP and CFSP using B4C reinforcement particles for comparison. The reinforcement particle distribution and mechanical properties were investigated in the fabricated composites. Agglomeration was observed in BTFSP composites. The crack formation in the BTFSP was due to the absence of forging action, which deposited the B4C particles in the crack. CFSP composites obtained uniform distribution of the B4C particles at the top surface. The tilt of the tool in CFSP helped in effective forging action by the shoulder at the trailing edge. Micro-hardness results indicated improved hardness at the top surface for both the processed composites.

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Experimental Investigation of Process Parameters Effects on Extrusion Blow Molding Process Using Response Surface Methodology for Industry 4.0

Shimpi,

Wani,

Chaudhari

et al. 2024

Springer Series in Advanced Manufacturing

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Optimization of Process Parameters for Erosion Wear in Slurry Pipeline

Cited by 9 publications

References 15 publications

Analysis of Mechanical and Microstructural properties of Electron Beam Welded dissimilar Ferrous alloys

Analysis of Mechanical and Microstructural properties of Electron Beam Welded dissimilar Ferrous alloys

Microstructure and Mechanical Properties Analysis of Al-6061/B4C Composites Fabricated by Conventional and Bobbin Tool Friction Stir Processing

Experimental Investigation of Process Parameters Effects on Extrusion Blow Molding Process Using Response Surface Methodology for Industry 4.0

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