As recent trends in manufacturing engineering disciplines show a clear development in the sustainable as well as economically efficient design of forming processes, monitoring techniques have been gaining in relevance...
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This two-part paper addresses the impact of seven different cooling conditions on the finishing process as well as the resulting surface and near-surface microstructure morphology of the rolling bearing steel AISI 521...
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This two-part paper addresses the impact of seven different cooling conditions on the finishing process as well as the resulting surface and near-surface microstructure morphology of the rolling bearing steel AISI 52100 in martensitic heat treatment state. The applied cooling strategies are liquid nitrogen (LN 2 -) cooling, CO 2 -snow cooling at varied mass flows, sub-zero metalworking fluids (MWF) at varied supply temperatures, and dry machining. Part II of the paper concerns the changes in surface roughness, examined by an angle resolved scatter light sensor, micro hardness measurement, microstructure observations, residual stress and phase composition analyses in the near-surface area, caused by the turning process, that is characterized in Part I. The lowest cooling performance, i.e. dry machining, results in low compressive axial residual stresses and a high proportion of retained austenite at the near-surface area. High cooling performance strategies like CO 2 cooling or sub-zero MWF show an opposite distribution of the mentioned parameters, wherein the coolants’ lubrication effect is an important aspect. Microstructural differences resulting from the process parameters used in these investigations tend to be less significant. Thus, they do not allow reliable assignment of the microstructure to the cooling strategies used. However, different cooling conditions show an impact on residual stresses, phase distribution and surface topography of the workpieces to varying extents.
This paper presents a characterization of the turning process for finishing of AISI 52100 in martensitic heat treatment state at various cooling conditions. With regard to the cooling conditions, LN 2 -cooling, CO 2 s...
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This paper presents a characterization of the turning process for finishing of AISI 52100 in martensitic heat treatment state at various cooling conditions. With regard to the cooling conditions, LN 2 -cooling, CO 2 snow cooling at varied mass flows, sub-zero metalworking fluids (MWF) at varied supply temperatures, and dry machining were examined. The tool temperatures, the process forces, the tool wear, the surface topography as well as the dimensional deviations of the workpiece caused by unintended alterations of the depth of cut due to a thermal expansion or contraction of the workpiece are analyzed. The application of MWF supplied at 20 °C results in an unchanging thermo-mechanical load in the tool-work interface and surface topography as well as in a high manufacturing accuracy. Dry machining leads to an increasing depth of cut of up to 10 %, resulting in radial dimensional errors. Cryogenic machining and using the sub-zero MWF supplied at -30 °C exhibit a different behavior due to high cooling effects: the depth of cut is reduced up to 10 %, also leading to radial dimensional errors. However, even though the depth of cut and thus the undeformed chip cross section is affected by up to 10 % depending the cooling condition, the mechanical load remains approximately constant during single cuts. In part II, the surface and near surface microstructure morphology of the workpieces is characterized.
Even though required for a robust production, direct measurement of the surface condition in-process is a challenge due to technical limitations. A concept for in-process monitoring of surface conditions like hardness...
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Even though required for a robust production, direct measurement of the surface condition in-process is a challenge due to technical limitations. A concept for in-process monitoring of surface conditions like hardness or microtopography using observer-like structures will be discussed in this paper from a metrological point of view. Initially, the background regarding manufacturing and material sciences is summarized. Afterwards, the problem is analysed from a control engineering point of view and challenges and solutions are discussed. Finally, a concept for a new sensor, the opto-pneumatic scattered light sensor, is presented, which contributes to the indirect measurement of the microtophography in-process.
Long range AFM measurements are mainly affected by drift caused by relative long measurement times and by tip wear caused by large measurement distances. One way to avoid these effects is to reduce measurement times a...
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Long range AFM measurements are mainly affected by drift caused by relative long measurement times and by tip wear caused by large measurement distances. One way to avoid these effects is to reduce measurement times and scanning distances. Special intelligent scanning strategies were developed and investigated. These strategies are based on adaptive sampling and different trajectories. This paper gives an introduction into the implemented scanning strategies. This paper presents one example of the developed "adaptive sampling" strategy as well as first results of the circular scan.
The effect of surface modification by cryogenic turning on fatigue behavior of metastable austenitic stainless steel AISI 347 was investigated in stress-controlled fatigue tests at ambient temperature (AT) and 300 ...
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The effect of surface modification by cryogenic turning on fatigue behavior of metastable austenitic stainless steel AISI 347 was investigated in stress-controlled fatigue tests at ambient temperature (AT) and 300 °C in air. Five different surface morphologies were manufactured by the variation of turning parameters – with and without cryogenic CO 2 snow cooling and feed velocity as well as by the application of polishing for reference surfaces with a very small surface roughness. For a comprehensive characterization of the surface and near surface morphology, X-ray diffraction investigations were performed. Three phases (γ-austenite, α-martensite and ε-martensite) were detected in the near-surface microstructure after cryogenic turning while after turning without cryogenic cooling the only microstructural constituent was γ-austenite. Moreover, residual stress state, micro hardness and surface roughness play an important role in surface morphology. The experimental data on the cyclic deformation behavior and stress-strain response of all surface morphologies are reported. Reference specimens with purely austenitic surface microstructure show the highest plastic strain amplitude during cyclic loading at both AT and 300°C. At elevated temperature these specimens achieved the shortest fatigue life. Martensitic surface layers induced by cryogenic turning result in the reduction of plastic strain amplitude during cyclic loading and significantly enhance fatigue life at both tested temperatures.
The present work is focused on the wear of the abrasive tools during the industrial polishing process of porcelain stoneware tiles, aiming to extend the validity of using morphological space to quantify the wear when ...
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