Surface roughness of two-frequency elliptical vibration texturing (TFEVT) method for micro-dimple pattern process

Kurniawan, Rendi; Kiswanto, Gandjar; Ko, Tae Jo

doi:10.1016/j.ijmachtools.2016.12.011

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“…The asymmetric oil film pressure formed inside the surface texture can provide additional support force for the surface of the friction pair, which is beneficial for reducing wear. At the same time, the actual contact area of the friction surface can be reduced in the process of texture processing, which reduces the contact of the micro-convex body in the process of motion but also increases the macroscopic surface roughness [26].…”

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Influence of Surface Texture Parameters on Friction Characteristics Under Starved Lubrication

Zhang

Wei

et al. 2020

Polish Maritime Research

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A cylinder liner and piston ring running under starved lubrication near the top dead centre (TDC) and bottom dead centre (BDC) cause abnormal friction and wear during operation of a marine diesel engine. The method of laser texturing is proposed to improve the surface friction property under this condition. Spherical crown pits with different parameters were formed on the surface of samples by femtosecond laser processing. The BDC and TDC conditions of oil starvation were simulated in a reciprocating friction and wear experiment, and a numerical model of surface texture lubrication based on the Reynolds equation was established. The influence of the distribution density, diameter, and depth parameters of the texture on the surface properties was studied. In the BDC condition, compared with the untextured surface, the average coefficient of friction (COF) can be reduced by up to 24% and the average friction force can be reduced by up to 18%. In the TDC condition, the COF can be reduced by up to 19%, and the average friction force can be reduced by up to 18%. Therefore, the textures with various parameters should be arranged in different positions on the cylinder liner; more attention should be paid to the optimisation of diameter in the texture of the cylinder liner near the BDC, whereas more attention should be paid to the optimisation of distribution density in the texture of the cylinder liner near the TDC

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Section: Experimental Results and Analysis Of The Working Condition Omentioning

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Influence of Surface Texture Parameters on Friction Characteristics Under Starved Lubrication

Zhang

Wei

et al. 2020

Polish Maritime Research

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“…To accurately capture the active part of the diamond tool, He et al proposed a two-step method, and subsequently integrated it into the 3D surface topography model [28]. Kurniawan et al employed a replication technique to acquire the actual tool edge profile [29]. Specifically, the tool edge profile is firstly duplicated on a soft material, for instance the aluminium alloy, and then used a 3D non-contact surface profiler to capture the active cutting edge profile.…”

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“…Influence of tool edge waviness on the surface profile: ( a ) Comparisons between the surface roughness results with and without considering tool edge waviness; ( b ) tool edge waviness profile on the diamond tool. Reproduced with permission from [26,29]. …”

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Influencing Factors and Theoretical Models for the Surface Topography in Diamond Turning Process: A Review

Zong

2019

Micromachines

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In this work, the influencing factors and corresponding theoretical models for the surface topography in diamond turning process are reviewed. The surface profile on one tool feed is the elementary unit of surface topography. The influences coupled with the models of the duplication effect of the tool edge profile, material spring back, and plastic side flow are outlined in this part. In light of the surface profile on one tool feed and “trim principle”, the modeling methods of surface topography along the radial direction (2D surface topography) are commented. Moreover, the influence of the vibration between the diamond tool and workpiece on the 2D surface topography is discussed, and the theoretical models are summarized. Finally, the issues for modeling of 3D surface topography, particularly the influences of material defects, are analyzed. According to the state-of-the-art surface topography model of the diamond turned component, future work in this field is therefore predicted.

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“…Elliptical vibration machining (EVM) has been extensively explored and applied in many significant fields, including the precise manufacturing of optical freeform surfaces and functional microstructure surfaces on various difficult-to-cut materials such as ferrous materials and carbide alloy [ 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 ]. Therefore, significant research efforts have been endlessly devoted to improving the working performances of EVM devices, such as increasing the resonant frequency, enhancing the motion accuracy, and optimizing the structure configurations.…”

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Development of A New Type of 2-DOF Piezo-Actuated Pseudo-Decoupled Compliant Mechanism for Elliptical Vibration Machining

2019

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Currently, the elliptical vibration cutting/coining (EVC2) has been widely employed in fabricating various functional microstructure surfaces applied in many significant engineering fields. Therefore, for this study, a novel type of two-degree-of-freedom (2-DOF) piezoelectrically actuated pseudo-decoupled compliant mechanisms (PDCMs) with non-orthogonal decoupling structures, which can exactly generate the strict ellipse trajectories, was developed for improving the forming accuracies of the EVC2 microstructures. First, the compliance matrices of 2-DOF PDCMs were theoretically modeled using the popular finite beam-based matrix modeling (FBMM) and the matrix-based compliance modeling (MCM) methods, then finite element analysis (FEA) was adopted to verify the effectiveness of the built compliance model for the 2-DOF PDCM with arbitrary structure parameters. Second, the static FEA method was employed to systematically reveal the dependencies of the tracking accuracies of the elliptical trajectories on the decoupling structures of 2-DOF PDCMs. Moreover, their main dynamic performances were also investigated through the FEA-based harmonic response analysis and modal analysis. On these bases, the critical angle of the decoupling structure was optimally set at 102.5° so that the PDCMs had minimum shape distortions of the ellipse trajectories. Thirdly, a series of experiments was conducted on this PDCM system for practically investigating its kinematic and dynamic performances. The actual aspect ratio between the major axis and minor axis of the ellipse trajectory was approximately 1.057, and the first-order and second-order resonant frequencies were 863 Hz and 1893 Hz, respectively. However, the obtained testing results demonstrated well the effectiveness and feasibility of 2-DOF PDCM systems in precisely tracking the ellipse trajectories with different geometric parameters. Several critical conclusions on this study are summarized in detail in the final section of this paper.

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Surface roughness of two-frequency elliptical vibration texturing (TFEVT) method for micro-dimple pattern process

Cited by 71 publications

References 45 publications

Influence of Surface Texture Parameters on Friction Characteristics Under Starved Lubrication

Influence of Surface Texture Parameters on Friction Characteristics Under Starved Lubrication

Influencing Factors and Theoretical Models for the Surface Topography in Diamond Turning Process: A Review

Development of A New Type of 2-DOF Piezo-Actuated Pseudo-Decoupled Compliant Mechanism for Elliptical Vibration Machining

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