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钛合金耐磨性能较差,对微动磨损十分敏感,使其应用和发展受到了一定的限制。为此,总结了钛合金微动磨损性能的影响因素,综述了钛合金抗微动损伤方法的研究进展。目前,关于钛合金微动磨损的研究主要存在两方面的局限性:(1)对于钛合金微动磨损的研究大多是在单一影响因素及稳定参数下进行的;(2)缺乏关于钛合金在特殊工况下微动磨损的研究。因此,未来对于钛合金微动磨损的研究应多结合工业应用中微动磨损的失效实例,加强多因素、变参数以及特殊工况下的微动磨损研究;在掌握微动磨损失效机理的基础上,根据钛合金的特性,探索新型表面处理技术,进一步改善钛合金微动磨损失效问题。 相似文献
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采用大气等离子喷涂技术制备了铜铝聚苯酯 (CuAl/PHB) 涂层, 对涂层进行了组织、 硬度、 结合强度、 高
温抗氧化、 抗热震、 高温硬度以及微动磨损和可磨耗性能测试和分析研究。 结果表明, CuAl/PHB 涂层孔隙和聚
苯酯占比为 17.5%, 硬度平均值 90.4 HR15Y, 结合强度 ≥25.4 MPa, 在 620 ℃下涂层具备良好的高温抗氧化性能,
700 ℃下水淬抗热震性能达到 135 次, 在 450 ℃ ~700 ℃温度范围内涂层高温硬度由 HR15Y 76.6 降低到 66.8。 在
高载荷 100 N、 高频率 100 Hz, 高温 700 ℃条件下的微动磨损结果表明, 涂层在 620℃下摩擦系数小于 0.5, 具
有良好且稳定的耐微动磨损特性; 涂层在 400 ℃ ~600 ℃模拟工况条件下具有良好的可磨耗性, 叶片进给磨损比
IDR 值小于 14.02%, 且随温度增加可磨耗性提高; 制备的铜铝聚苯酯涂层可实现耐微动磨损和可磨耗的良好结合。 相似文献
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采用超音速等离子喷涂法在1045钢表面制备NiCr-Cr_3C_2涂层,分析涂层的微观结构及化学成分以及涂层的晶粒结构,利用MICROMET-6030显微硬度仪和Nano-test 600纳米压痕仪测定涂层的显微硬度与弹性模量,通过油润滑微动摩擦磨损试验测试涂层的微动磨损性能。结果表明,NiCr-Cr_3C_2涂层为明显的层状结构,具有单晶、纳米多晶与过渡区共存的复杂晶体学结构,显微硬度HV0.3高达998,约为基体材料硬度的3倍,弹性模量为224.6GPa;涂层的微动摩擦因数随载荷增大而减小,随温度升高而增大。喷涂层的抗微动摩擦磨损性能较基体优异,摩擦因数及体积磨损量分别比基体降低36.7%和55.6%。涂层的磨损机理以磨粒磨损和疲劳剥落为主。 相似文献
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在PLINT微动磨损试验机上附加电化学测试系统,采用十字交叉接触方式,位移幅值为100μm,法向载荷20、50和80 N条件下,研究NC30Fe合金传热管在氯化钠溶液中的微动腐蚀行为.使用电化学工作站记录微动腐蚀过程中开路电位变化,运用电位扫描法测量微动过程的极化曲线;采用扫描电子显微镜观察磨痕的表面形貌,光学轮廓仪测定磨痕的三维形貌及磨损量.微动磨损使损伤区域金属原子活性增大,腐蚀倾向增大,加速了NC30Fe合金的腐蚀.在氯化钠溶液中,NC30Fe合金由于微动磨损过程产生腐蚀产物膜起到润滑减摩作用,摩擦系数较纯水中降低;但因腐蚀与磨损的交互作用,在氯化钠溶液中的磨损量比纯水中高.氯化钠溶液中的磨损机制主要表现为磨粒磨损和剥层的共同作用. 相似文献
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采用高精度微动磨损试验机SRV Ⅳ研究蒸汽发生器传热管材料Inconel600合金在不同位移幅值下的微动磨损行为,分析了位移幅值对摩擦因数和磨损体积的影响.采用光学显微镜和扫描电子显微镜观察磨损表面和截面的形貌,并用透射电子显微镜对摩擦学转变组织进行观察.结果表明:随位移幅值的增加,摩擦因数和磨损体积逐渐增大,材料的微动行为先后经历以黏着为主的部分滑移区以及滑动为主的完全滑移区;磨损机制也由黏着磨损逐步转变为氧化磨损和剥层磨损的共同作用;微裂纹出现在黏着区域和滑动区域的交界处以及滑动区域内;黏着区氧分布密度和磨痕外基体的相一致,氧化主要发生滑动区域;磨痕亚表层的组织发生了严重的塑性变形,产生纳米化现象,摩擦学转变组织的晶粒尺寸约100 nm,远小于原始组织的15~30μm. 相似文献
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Two-phase mixtures of Ce-ZrO2 and monazite-type CePO4 were fabricated. Drilling and grinding experiments were carried out to investigate the machining characteristics of Ce-ZrO2/CePO4 ceramics. The machined surfaces of ceramics and wear surfaces of drill bits were observed with scanning electron microscope. Material removals and grinding forces were measured. The transgranular fracture of CePO4 grains, intergranular fracture between ZrO2 and CePO4 grains, and ductile deformation of ceramics were observed on Ce-ZrO2/CePO4 machined surfaces. With the increase of CePO4 proportion to composites, drilling material removal rates increases and specific normal grinding forces decreases.There existed rapid wear of conventional metal cutting tool is caused by abrasive wear. The experimental results indicate that the weak interfaces and properties of Ce-ZrO2/CePO4 ceramics have influences on material removal and machinability. 相似文献
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High frequency cinematographic films were made of the mode of operation of common oto-surgical drilling instruments on bone and cartilage. Rose bits and surgical fraises of different sizes were used at 5,000-80,000 R.P.M. The evaluation of the slow motion pictures was performed on the running films and by review of single frames. In detail: The preparation of the drilling head on the bone without simultaneous flushing leads to a filling of the cutting channel and decreased cutting. Drop flushing only prevents the increasing soiling of the drilling head if the drop sequence is rapid and which must be markedly increased with increasing R.P.M. of the drilling instrument. Flushing with a stream of water, which definitely prevents soiling, is preferable. Both drop flushing as well as the water stream must continuously wet the drilling head, i.e. must be absolutely centric in every case. Safest is the automatic spray flusing which is mounted on the handpiece, but which has so far not been used in oto-surgery. During the preparation, the air space of the working area is always filled with drilling dust or haze. Cutting is always performed tangenitally. The cutting speed lies between 2,9 m/s to 16 m/s. It depends on the R.P.M. of the drilling instrument. A drill head running out of true, even with a gently percussing shaft, touches the bone only with a part of its cutting surface which strikes more vigorously than desired and easily gets soiled, despite flushing. Cutting is therefore less and uncontrolled. An increased feeding energy (pressure on the support) in order to speed up cutting leads to heavy wear of the drilling instrument and unsafety in handling due to jumping of the drilling head. During each contact of a cutter with the bone, coarse fraises with low R.P.M. (5,000 R.P.M. = 83 R/s) show a short stopping of the rotation which results in a jerk and vibration of the whole preparation and can thus lead to a damage of the inner ear. 相似文献
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M. Jayaprakash M. Okazaki Y. Miyashita Y. Otsuka Y. Mutoh 《Transactions of the Indian Institute of Metals》2017,70(3):597-603
Effect of mean stress on fretting fatigue behavior of 304 austenitic stainless steel has been investigated by conducting fretting fatigue tests at a constant contact pressure of 100 MPa under three different mean stresses i.e., 0, 350 and 450 MPa. For comparisons, plain fatigue tests were also carried out. The influence of tensile overload on fretting fatigue life was also investigated. The results showed that with an increase in mean stress, the reduction in fatigue strength due to fretting increased drastically from 51% at 0 MPa mean stress to 71% at 450 MPa mean stress. The application of tensile overload during fretting fatigue had significant influence on the fretting fatigue lives when the tensile overload was above yield strength. The fretting variables, i.e., tangential stress and relative slip amplitude were measured during fretting fatigue tests. Fracture surfaces were examined using scanning electron microscope. The results have been discussed based on the tangential stress measurement, relative slip amplitude evaluation during fretting fatigue and fracture surface examinations. 相似文献
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《粉末冶金学》2013,56(35):89-106
AbstractDepending on the type of rock and on the drilling procedure used in rock drilling, cemented carbide is exposed to greatly differing mechanical and thermal conditions. These influence the properties of the cemented carbide required. By means of metallographical examination of rock drill inserts used under different conditions, it has been possible to determine what type of wear mechanism is critical in each case. Two kinds of mechanisms in particular were found to have a great influence on performance. When a drill is run under conditions of high mechanical stress and high temperature, which is the condition present when drilling in highly abrasive rocks, a major factor influencing performance is the creep resistance of the cemented carbide. One way of improving this property appears to be to increase the grain size. Percussive drilling in low-abrasive rock, where the mechanical stress is moderate, gives rise to another wear mechanism. In this, high thermal stresses are induced which lead to the formation of cracks and sometimes to rupture. Thus for this kind of application good thermal-crack resistance is important. During percussive drilling in rocks, with intermediate abrasivity, both mechanisms are active, making the choice of cemented carbide for this application more difficult. 相似文献
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