2021
DOI: 10.12913/22998624/139134
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Conception of Hollow Axles Forming by Skew Rolling with Moving Mandrel

Abstract: The article presents a conception of manufacturing a hollow axle using three skewed rolls moving at the same rotating speed, axially moving chuck and a moving mandrel. The outer shape of the axle is obtained as a result of combining the radial feed of the rolls with axial feed of the chuck. The hole in the axle, however, is obtained as a result of the mandrel acting on the workpiece while moving along with it. In order to assess the correctness of the presented concept of forming, a numerical simulation was pe… Show more

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“…Cao [21] introduced a new method of manufacturing hollow shafts via Flexible Skew Rolling (FSR), a near-net-shape rolling technology suitable for diversified production without special molds. Pater and Walczuk-G ągała [22] proposed a concept for manufacturing hollow axles using three skewed rolls, an axially moving chuck, and a moving mandrel, with numerical simulation confirming the method's feasibility. Lin [23] described a novel flexible skew rolling (FSR) process for manufacturing large shafts, offering a good combination of flexible production and less loading.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Cao [21] introduced a new method of manufacturing hollow shafts via Flexible Skew Rolling (FSR), a near-net-shape rolling technology suitable for diversified production without special molds. Pater and Walczuk-G ągała [22] proposed a concept for manufacturing hollow axles using three skewed rolls, an axially moving chuck, and a moving mandrel, with numerical simulation confirming the method's feasibility. Lin [23] described a novel flexible skew rolling (FSR) process for manufacturing large shafts, offering a good combination of flexible production and less loading.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…The laboratory skew rolling mill consisted of segments [29]. It consisted of a support frame (1), mill stand (2), drive unit (3), power transmission system (4), billet support (5) and finished product support units (6), jaw chuck unit (7), and axial cylinder unit (8). The test stand was equipped with a measuring system and numerical control (9).…”
Section: Test Stand and Experimental Testsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…All these parts were made of the C45-grade steel. A novel concept was developed by rolling hollow axles on a mandrel to maintain the inside diameter of the rolled part [5]. Rolling processes for solid [6,7] and hollow parts [8] made of nonferrous metal alloys were also simulated.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Z. Pater et al of the Lublin University of Technology innovatively manufactured a CNC three-roll skew rolling mill with variable roll spacing [11,12], and obtained the conclusion that three-roll skew rolling can be used to produce variable cross-section shaft parts such as long shaft parts, hollow stepped shafts and crankshaft preforms [13][14][15]. Meanwhile, they conceived a concept of manufacturing a hollow axle using three skewed rolls moving at the same rotating speed, an axially moving chuck and a moving mandrel [16]. The feasibility [17] and the microstructure [18] of the TRSR hollow axle were also systematically studied by 2 of 18 Ningbo University.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%