Determination of the Residual Stress State of High-Pressure Nozzles During Diamond Smoothing
Authors: Zaides S.A., Mashukov A.N. | Published: 21.08.2020 |
Published in issue: #8(725)/2020 | |
Category: Mechanical Engineering and Machine Science | Chapter: Manufacturing Engineering | |
Keywords: finite element modeling, stress intensity, diamond smoothing, hardening treatment, high-pressure fittings, residual stresses |
The paper presents the results of a study that examines modelling of the polishing and hardening treatment of axisymmetric cylindrical parts such as high-pressure fittings with metal seals on the pipe and the rod. A finite element model of the diamond smoothing process was developed, which allowed one to determine the stress state in the deformation zone depending on the feed rate, tool deflection angle, pressing force, and depth of penetration into the material of the part. The analysis of the modelling results helped to identify a range of optimal modes for diamond smoothing. By using finite element modelling in ANSYS Workbench Mechanical it was possible to test those smoothing modes that were difficult to test experimentally. The study identified the most significant factors that influenced the formation of the maximum values of residual stresses in the surface layer of gate assemblies of high-pressure valves. The maximum values of compressive residual stresses, the value of which did not exceed the yield strength of the material were determined.
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