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以GEW12DEM1T关节轴承为研究对象,基于ABAQUS平台建立关节轴承挤压装配过程的有限元仿真模型。基于模拟仿真的虚拟正交试验选取模具半径R1,R2,收口半径Ra,定径带长度h,挤压速度v等重要成形参数,以内外圈最大接触压力Fmax、挤压力峰值Lmax、内外圈最大间隙与最小间隙之差Mmax、轴承端部金属流速均方差SDV为衡量指标。结果表明,影响Fmax,Lmax,Mmax,SDV的因素主次顺序分别为RahR1R2v,RahvR1R2,RahvR1R2,vR2hRaR1;综合考虑轴承质量、挤压力等因素,获得了GEW12DEM1T自润滑关节轴承成形参数的合理取值范围R2=17mm~30mm,R1=4.5mm~5mm,h=6mm~6.3mm,v=20mm/s~40mm/s,Ra=13.9mm~14.2mm。实验验证结果表明,模拟及正交试验优化结果准确有效。 相似文献
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高加工速度和高表面质量是高速铣削加工技术追求的目标之一。通过分析,找到影响其表面质量的主要因素,设计4因素4水平正交试验,即在刀具参数不变的条件下,研究主轴转速、加工速度、轴向深度、径向深度的不同切削参数对表面质量的影响,找出影响表面质量的决定性因素,为实际操作者选取参数提供参考。 相似文献
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对自动流量平衡阀过流端帽的表面进行激光淬火研究,利用正交试验对影响激光淬火的因素进行了研究,得出激光淬火的最佳参数以及脉冲电流、扫描速度和离焦量对激光表面硬度和淬硬层深度的影响规律.试验结果表明,只要工艺参数选择适当,可获得很好的表面淬火质量,为激光加工提供了理论指导. 相似文献
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高加工速度和高表面质量是高速铣削加工技术追求的目标之一。通过分析,找到影响其表面质量的主要因素,设计4因素4水平正交试验,即在刀具参数不变的条件下,研究主轴转速、加工速度、轴向深度、径向深度的不同切削参数对表面质量的影响,找出影响表面质量的决定性因素,为实际操作者选取参数提供参考。 相似文献
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0Cr20Ni32AlTi合金的高温微动磨损及摩擦氧化特性(英文) 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
在300和400℃、载荷80N的条件下,将0Cr20Ni32AlTi合金以水平垂直交叉接触方式进行微动磨损试验,并采用SEM和XPS对磨痕及磨屑进行分析。结果表明:当位移幅值为10和20μm时,微动分别对应于混合区和滑移区,且材料表面均发生严重的磨损和摩擦氧化。微动过程产生大量颗粒状磨屑,经往复碾压后易粘附、聚集于接触区。摩擦氧化反应的生成物主要由Fe3O4、Fe2O3、Cr2O3和NiO等组成。温度和摩擦作用是影响磨屑氧化转化反应速率的主要因素。微动摩擦作用可以增加0Cr20Ni32AlTi合金表面原子的氧化反应活性并降低氧化反应的活化能,从而加快磨屑氧化转化反应的速率。 相似文献
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铝熔体旋转喷吹净化动态水模拟试验研究 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
通过动态水模拟试验考察了喷头转速、气体流量和喷头浸入液体深度三个因素与气泡尺寸的关系,利用二次回归正交试验方法设计试验过程。试验结果表明,可以观察到气泡床的偏移,在特定的容积内喷头转速对气泡尺寸的影响最大,其次是气体流量,而喷头浸入深度对气泡尺寸影响较小。在现有的模拟试验条件下,当喷头转速215 r/min、气体流量2.94 m3/h、喷头浸入深度551 mm时,可以获得最理想的气泡尺寸。用相应设备处理铝熔体时,对铝熔体的含氢量进行测定。结果表明,在适宜的结构空间内,大叶轮、低转速的合理工艺组合可以获得较理想的除气效果。 相似文献
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目的 针对航空渐开线花键微动磨损严重的工程问题,研究多种因素对花键副受力与微动磨损的影响及键齿间的差异。方法 建立以微动磨损机理为基础的渐开线花键副微动模型,通过对比工程检测数据验证了花键副微动模型的合理性,并采用不同的加载方式研究分析各载荷对直升机减速器花键副的影响,并对比分析微动幅值、动载系数以及不对中量对花键传动应力分布与微动磨损的影响。结果 转速载荷的效应均方值远大于转矩载荷的效应均方值。微动幅值为20~80μm,动载系数为1.0~1.5,轴向不对中量为-0.05~0.05 mm,键齿接触应力与磨损量随各因素的增大而增加。键齿啮合区近齿根处的接触压力与微动磨损量均最大。不同向的轴向不对中对齿间差异的影响不同,键齿6~9与键齿15~18受轴向不对中的影响最明显。结论 花键传动中,相较于传动扭矩,传动转速对应力的影响更显著。键齿啮合区近齿根处应力集中较为明显,微动磨损严重。随微动幅值、动载系数与不对中量的增加,微动磨损显著增大,花键副的对中特性能够减小不对中量的影响。键齿的不同啮合区域与键齿间均存在受力与磨损程度上的差异。 相似文献
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Design of Hot Stamping Tools with Cooling System 总被引:6,自引:0,他引:6
Hot stamping with high strength steel is becoming more popular in automotive industry. In hot stamping, blanks are hot formed and press hardened in a water-cooled tool to achieve high strength. Hence, design of the tool with necessary cooling significantly influences the final properties of the blank and the process time. In this paper a new method based on systematic optimization to design cooling ducts in tool is introduced. The optimization procedure was coupled with FE analysis and a specific evolutionary algorithm. Through this procedure each tool component was separately optimized. Subsequently, the hot stamping process was simulated both thermally and thermo-mechanically with the combination of optimized solutions. 相似文献
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Numerical optimization technique coupled with finite element analysis of the stamping/sheet hydroforming process was developed to predict four possible modes for application of blank holder force (BHF) in multiple-point cushion systems, namely a) BHF constant in space/location and time/stroke, b) BHF variable in time/stroke and constant in space/location, c) BHF variable in space/location and constant in time/stroke and d) BHF variable in space/location and time/stroke. The BHF was predicted by (a) minimizing the risk of failure by tearing (thinning) in the formed part and (b) avoiding wrinkling. The developed technique was applied to predict the BHF to form a) an automotive part (liftgate-inner) from AA6111-T4 aluminum alloy, b) an asymmetric part from aluminum alloy AA5083-H32 by sheet hydroforming process with die (SHF-D) and c) a round cup by sheet hydroforming with punch (SHF-P). Experimental results showed that the FEM based optimization methodology can reduce trial and error effort and is able to predict the blank holder force necessary to form the parts without fracture and wrinkling in the investigated stamping and sheet hydroforming operations. 相似文献
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Parallel kinematic machines exhibit strong position-dependent dynamic behavior, which changes the stability and the productive cutting conditions within the machine work volume. In this paper, position-dependency of a hybrid serial-parallel scissor kinematic machine is modeled by synthesizing its substructural reduced order finite element models. The model allows the efficient investigation of position-dependency as an alternative to using time consuming full order finite element models. The predicted position dependency of the machine with the reduced order model is experimentally validated. Stability maps are simulated as a function of machine positions to identify the productivity levels within the machine work volume. 相似文献
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Investigation of surface near residual stress states after micro-cutting by finite element simulation 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
Surface layer properties, namely residual stresses, surface work hardening and surface roughness, have a great influence on the service life of components. Especially the residual stress state of the surface layer after cutting is of great importance and shows a strong material specific behavior. Therefore the dependence of the residual stresses on the cutting edge radius, which plays a crucial role for micro-cutting, is investigated in chip forming simulations using ABAQUS/Standard. The residual stress states are evaluated for the reference material normalized AISI 1045 and are compared with a model material representing a hardened material state. The process knowledge will be increased by the systematic separation of physical effects leading to material specific residual stress states after cutting. The simulation results are validated by the comparison with experimentally determined residual stress depth profiles, using X-ray diffraction method, showing a good correlation. 相似文献
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A finite element based Inverse analysis technique has been developed to determine the flow stress and friction at the tool/workplace interface simultaneously from one set of material tests. The Inverse problem is aimed at minimizing the error between experimental data and predictions made by rigid-plastic finite element simulations. The ring compression test and the modified limiting dome height test (sheet blank with a hole at center stretched with a hemispherical punch) were selected for evaluating the method for bulk forming and for sheet forming, respectively. The determined flow stress data were compared with corresponding data obtained Independently using the well-lubricated cylinder compression test and hydraulic bulge test. Results show that the method discussed In the study is efficient and accurate. 相似文献
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《Journal of Materials Processing Technology》2014,214(8):1516-1523
This work presents an efficient finite element based scheme for the prediction of process properties and especially the material condition of workpiece surfaces after turning. This is achieved by using a database generated with the help of a micromechanically motivated material model – capable of simulating interactions of phase transitions and plasticity – for the efficient post-processing of a macroscopic thermo-mechanically coupled finite element simulation of the turning process. This modelling technique is applied to the martensitic part of a functionally graded workpiece which is produced by thermo-mechanically controlled forging processes. Those workpieces provide locally varying material conditions, which are tailored to the later application. The resulting pre-products have to be turned in order to achieve the desired final workpiece geometry and surfaces. Such processes strongly affect material properties such as hardness and ductility. A deterioration of the functionality of the gradation, i.e. the martensitic surface properties, may occur by generation of residual tensile principal stresses which can occur accompanied by white layer formation. These deteriorations can be avoided by adjusting the process parameters appropriately. Especially the cutting speed is supposed to be on a low level (vc < 80 m/min) to avoid thermally driven formation of a white layer and the generation of tensile residual stresses. It is shown how finite element simulations can give insight into the material interactions and thereby facilitate the support of the process parameter adjustment in order to support efficient and reliable part production in industrial applications. 相似文献