Abrasive wear behavior of EN42 steel used in agricultural discs in field conditions

Rani, Annu; Singh, Tejinder; Singh, Jayant K.; Patel, Vishal M.; Choudhary, Mukesh

doi:10.1016/j.engfailanal.2022.106789

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“…Su et al [ 30 ] showed that the shape of the element working in the ground and the material it is made of affect its service lifespan and the reliability of its use. In addition, intense abrasive impact of the sand particles was found on the surface of the worn parts, similar to past studies [ 2 , 39 ]. Statistical tests were added in the analysis of tribological experiment results of the wear test for a better understanding of obtained research results.…”

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“…These components experience different forms of degradation, each of which affects their performance and durability. Typical types of wear on machinery components include abrasion [ 2 ], corrosion or tribocorrosion [ 3 ], fatigue [ 4 ] and erosion [ 5 ]. Abrasion occurs when surfaces come into contact and rub against each other, causing material loss due to friction.…”

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Field and Laboratory Wear Tests of Machine Components Used for Renovation of Dirt Roads—A Case Study

Selech,

Majchrzycki,

Ulbrich

2023

Materials

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Renovation of dirt roads requires a reliable and durable work tool. This article includes the methodology of field and bench tests as well as the results of these tests and conclusions for cutters used for dirt road renovation. The main novelty of the research presented in this article was to determine the wear mechanisms occurring during field and laboratory tests, to determine the differences in wear levels and the cost of renovation of one kilometer of dirt road. Calculations of the efficiency of replacing these working elements and the cost of operating various cutters per km are also presented. The lowest mass loss was characterized by milling cutters Ø25 mm mounted on an expansion sleeve and amounted to 130 g. The dominant wear mechanism that was observed after the renovation of dirt roads was micro-scraping and micro-bruising. For this variant, the cost per 1 km of road renovation was also the lowest and amounted to about PLN 2.

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Field and Laboratory Wear Tests of Machine Components Used for Renovation of Dirt Roads—A Case Study

Selech,

Majchrzycki,

Ulbrich

2023

Materials

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“…Similarly, fastener clips made from 60Si2Mn steel for high-speed railway tracks have been found to suffer from fretting [10]. Indeed, a plethora of cases [11][12][13][14][15] can be identified in the existing literature where Fe-based materials have failed due to wear.…”

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Effect of Surface Nanocrystallization on Wear Behavior of Steels: A Review

Morshed-Behbahani,

Farhat,

Nasiri

2024

Materials

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Ferrous alloys, particularly steels, form a specialized class of metallic materials extensively employed in industrial sectors to combat deterioration and failures caused by wear. Despite their commendable mechanical properties, steels are not immune to wear-induced degradation. In this context, surface nanocrystallization (SNC) technologies have carved a distinct niche for themselves by enabling the nanostructuring of the surface layer (with grain sizes < 100 nm). This process enhances overall mechanical properties to a level desirable for wear resistance while preserving the chemical composition. Existing literature has consistently highlighted the efficacy of various SNC methods in improving the wear resistance of ferrous alloys, positioning SNC as a promising tool to extend materials’ service life in practical applications. This review provides a comprehensive examination of the SNC techniques employed in surface treatment of ferrous alloys and their impact on wear behavior. We delved into the underlying mechanisms governing wear in SNC-treated Fe-based alloys and concluded with a discussion on current challenges and future perspectives in this evolving field.

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“…However, the durability of the sieve remains inadequately addressed. Existing cleaning sieves have not undergone comprehensive quality reliability testing during the developmental phase and have instead relied solely on field trials of prototype machines for enhancement; thus, they remain reliant on empirical knowledge [3]. To achieve the objectives of the high yield, high efficiency, and stability of combine harvesters, it is imperative to carry out experimental research on the durability of cleaning sieves [4,5].…”

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Durable Testing and Analysis of a Cleaning Sieve Based on Vibration and Strain Signals

Ma,

Zhang,

Zhang

et al. 2023

Agriculture

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Cleaning is one of the most important steps in the harvesting process, and the prolonged and high-load operation of the vibrating sieve can decrease its reliability. To uncover the structural flaws of the cleaning sieve in the crawler combine harvester and establish a foundation for quality inspection, this paper proposes a method for durability testing and analysis using vibration and strain signals. Via the modal analysis of the cleaning sieve, the most susceptible areas for fault signals are identified. Subsequently, a specialized test rig exclusively designed for the examination of the durability of the cleaning sieve is constructed. After following 96 h of uninterrupted operation, the vibration plate of the cleaning sieve sustains damage, resulting in atypical noise. A signal analysis reveals that the primary vibration signal of the cleaning sieve primarily consists of a fundamental frequency of 5 Hz, corresponding to the driving speed, as well as a frequency doubling signal of 50 Hz. After the occurrence of damage, the peak amplitude of the received vibration signal increases by over 86.3%. Furthermore, the strain gauge sensor situated on the support plate of the rear sieve detects anomalous signals with frequencies exceeding 300 Hz, which are accompanied by a considerable rise in the power spectral density. This research has significant importance for enhancing the service life of the cleaning sieve and optimizing the overall machine efficiency.

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Abrasive wear behavior of EN42 steel used in agricultural discs in field conditions

Cited by 4 publications

References 13 publications

Field and Laboratory Wear Tests of Machine Components Used for Renovation of Dirt Roads—A Case Study

Field and Laboratory Wear Tests of Machine Components Used for Renovation of Dirt Roads—A Case Study

Effect of Surface Nanocrystallization on Wear Behavior of Steels: A Review

Durable Testing and Analysis of a Cleaning Sieve Based on Vibration and Strain Signals

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