Surface Texture Manufacturing Techniques and Tribological Effect of Surface Texturing on Cutting Tool Performance: A Review

Ahmed, Arslan; Masjuki, H.H.; Kalam, M.A.; Varman, M.; Mufti, Riaz Ahmad; Mosarof, M.H.; Khuong, L. S.; Quazi, M. M.

doi:10.1080/10408436.2016.1186597

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“…18 This friction, in turn, affects engine durability as well as fuel consumption. Therefore, various methods are used to improve the performance of automotive engines such as coatings, 19 laser texturing, [20][21][22][23] reducing the weight of components and modifying the composition of automotive lubricants. 24 Thus engine oil having high lubricity is needed to reduce friction and wear in order to extend engine life.…”

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“…Previous studies showing the ability of textures to store/provide lubricant helps to improve lubrication action which depends on the shape of surface texturing. 11 Therefore, the circular dimple texture shape runs the best ability to store/provide lubricant. The main reasons for the different lowering rates of the friction coefficient of the textured shapes are the difference in the magnitude of controlling wettability and storing/providing lubricant for the different textured shapes.…”

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“…A significant decrease in cutting force was observed by many researchers when a textured tool was used. [6][7][8][9][10][11] Therefore, much effort has been exerted to investigate the mechanism of a textured tool during metal cutting.…”

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Effect of wettability on the friction of a laser-textured cemented carbide surface in dilute cutting fluid

Pang

Liu

2017

Advances in Mechanical Engineering

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To clarify the correlation between the wettability and friction coefficient, the wettability and friction properties of four different laser-induced surface textures on cemented carbide surface were evaluated in this study using droplet angle measuring meter and pin-on-disc reciprocating tribometer. The fluid used was dilute cutting fluid of volume ratio 1:40 emulsified oil to water. The four textures investigated were orthogonal arrays of circular and square dimples and convex. Results suggest a coupled effect of texture shape and area ratio on surface contact angle. A strong correlation between friction coefficient and surface wettability was also found. Friction coefficient decreases with the decrease in contact angle of the textured cemented carbide surface and the increase in delta wettability (Du = u wball-u wdisc) between two sliding surfaces in dilute cutting fluid. This finding indicates that the wettability of cemented carbide surface have significant effect on friction coefficient in dilute cutting fluid condition.

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“…Various techniques, such as electrochemical methods, etching, laser beam texturing, abrasive jet machining, engraving, electrical discharge machining, hot micro‐coining, and CNC machining, have been successfully employed to fabricate surface textures to enhance the friction and wear behavior. It has been demonstrated that the resulting tribological properties also depend on the texturing technique used due to different machining characteristics . Wakuda et al utilized laser beam machining and abrasive jet machining to fabricate micro‐dimples with the same size on silicon nitride mated with hardened steel.…”

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Surface Textures Fabricated by Laser Surface Texturing and Diamond Cutting – Influence of Texture Depth on Friction and Wear

Zhang

Rosenkranz

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Adv Eng Mater

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In the present work, the authors study the tribological characteristics of textured stainless steel surfaces with different texture depths ranging from 1.3 to 23 mm created by laser surface texturing and ultra-precision diamond cutting. The periodicity of the surface textures is kept constant at 90 mm for each fabrication technique and texture depth. Subsequent ball-on-disk friction tests show that friction and wear can be effectively reduced by the surface texturing. It is found that the effectiveness of the surface textures greatly depends on the depth and the geometry of the textures, as well as on testing parameters such as the applied load and the sliding velocity. Surface textures with the lowest depth demonstrate a slightly increased COF as well as an increased mass loss under low loads or sliding velocities. On the other hand, surface textures with intermediate depths show a significant reduction in the COF and wear. The observed friction and wear reduction can be mainly attributed to a combined effect of the surface textures consisting of the generation of an additional hydrodynamic pressure, the storage of produced wear particles as well as the action as secondary source for lubricant (reservoir effect).

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Surface Texture Manufacturing Techniques and Tribological Effect of Surface Texturing on Cutting Tool Performance: A Review

Cited by 172 publications

References 154 publications

Effect of gasoline–bioethanol blends on the properties and lubrication characteristics of commercial engine oil

Effect of gasoline–bioethanol blends on the properties and lubrication characteristics of commercial engine oil

Effect of wettability on the friction of a laser-textured cemented carbide surface in dilute cutting fluid

Surface Textures Fabricated by Laser Surface Texturing and Diamond Cutting – Influence of Texture Depth on Friction and Wear

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