Comprehensive analysis of the product's operational properties formation considering machining technology

Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) system requires consideration and ensuring efficient operating conditions for the most loaded parts in the product, not only at the product's design stage, but also at the production stage. Operational properties of the product can be significantly improved if...

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Published in:Archive of Mechanical Engineering Vol. 67; no. 2; pp. 149 - 167
Main Authors: Stupnytskyy, Vadym, Hrytsay, Ihor
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: Warsaw Polish Academy of Sciences 01-01-2020
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Summary:Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) system requires consideration and ensuring efficient operating conditions for the most loaded parts in the product, not only at the product's design stage, but also at the production stage. Operational properties of the product can be significantly improved if we take into consideration the formation of the functional surfaces wear resistance parameters already at the planning stage of the technological process structure and parameters of the product's machining. The method of constructing predictive models of the influence of the technological process structure on the formation of a complex of product's operational properties is described in the article. The relative index of operational wear resistance of the machined surface, which is characterized by the use of different variants of the structure and parameters of this surface treatment, depends on the microtopographic state of the surface layer and the presence of cutting-induced residual stress. On the example of the eject pin machining it has been shown how the change in the structure of the manufacturing process from grinding to the turning by tool with the tungsten carbide insert affects the predicted wear resistance of the machined functional surface.
ISSN:0004-0738
2300-1895
DOI:10.24425/ame.2020.131688