Search for dissertations about: "scratch testing"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 12 swedish dissertations containing the words scratch testing.
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1. Alternative binder hardmetals for steel turning
Abstract : The goal of this work is to understand how the wear and deformation mechanisms of hardmetalinserts change when the cobalt binder phase is replaced with a dierent metal or analloy. The focus is on inserts for steel turning. The work presented in this licentiate thesisconsists of the rst steps. READ MORE
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2. The influence of microstructure on mechanical and tribological properties of lamellar and compacted irons in engine applications
Abstract : Lamellar graphite iron (LGI) is commonly used in diesel engine applications such as piston rings–cylinder liner where an excellent combination of physical and tribological properties is essential to avoid scuffing and bore polishing issues. The excellent tribological behaviour of LGI alloys is related to the graphite lamellas, which act as solid lubricant agents by feeding onto the tribosurfaces under sliding conditions. READ MORE
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3. Engineering Ceramics for Tribological Systems. Manufacture, Properties and Testing
Abstract : A broad range of commercial and experimental grades of ceramics and ceramic composites was tested in various model tests and simplified component tests. The tests were done to establish important microstructural features, friction and wear mechanisms. READ MORE
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4. Experimental and numerical analysis of scratching of homogeneous materials
Abstract : Paper AAbstractA numerical strategy based on the finite element method and intended for an accurate analysis of the scratch test is presented. For simplicity, but not out of necessity,the material was described by classical Mises elastoplasticity utilising large deformation theory. READ MORE
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5. Surface Engineering in Sheet Metal Forming
Abstract : In recent years, surface engineering techniques have been developed in order to improve the tribological performance in many industrial applications. In sheet metal forming processes, the usage of liquid lubricants can be decreased by using self lubricated tribo surfaces which will result in more environmentally friendly workshops. READ MORE