2023
DOI: 10.1051/e3sconf/202341706001
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Effect of dispersed particles of aluminum oxide on the degree of defects of the crystalline structure of the chromium coating

Bakhtiyor Mardonov,
Zayniddin Oripov,
Rashid Muminov
et al.

Abstract: The paper investigated dependence of the defect of the chromic coating crystal structure containing aluminium oxide microsarches on the current density. The results are presented in graphical form. Likewise, a test of the bonding strength of the coating with the base metal has been carried out. The experiment was carried out by bending a flat sample with a test coating, and the conclusions of the tests are provided.

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“… radial piston hydraulic machine 15 with high pressure line 16 and make-up line 17;  safety valve 18, installed between the lines 16, 17 of the hydraulic machine 15, and serving to protect the electric drive of the rotator and its transmission from overload by limiting the pressure in the hydraulic machine 15 in stop mode;  a pneumatic-hydraulic accumulator 19 installed in the line 16 of the hydraulic machine 15, designed to provide the required dynamic characteristics of the hydromechanical rotator in various modes of its operation;  pneumatic-hydraulic accumulator 20, installed in the common make-up line 23 and ensuring the operation of the rotator in starting modes;  check valves 21, 22 installed in front of lines 16, 17 of hydraulic machine 15, designed to prevent fluid flow between lines 16, 17, bypassing hydraulic machine 15 and valve 18, as well as to ensure reliable operation of the rotator during reverse rotation and increasing pressure in line 17;  a make-up pump that replenishes fluid losses associated with leaks in the hydraulic machine;  support valve 25, installed after pump 24 and providing pressure in line 23 equal to 100÷150 MPa;  check valve 26, installed after valve 25 and preventing discharge of the hydraulic cavity 20 when pump 24 is turned off;  drainage pipeline 27 of hydraulic machine 15 [7,10,13,19,20].…”
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“… radial piston hydraulic machine 15 with high pressure line 16 and make-up line 17;  safety valve 18, installed between the lines 16, 17 of the hydraulic machine 15, and serving to protect the electric drive of the rotator and its transmission from overload by limiting the pressure in the hydraulic machine 15 in stop mode;  a pneumatic-hydraulic accumulator 19 installed in the line 16 of the hydraulic machine 15, designed to provide the required dynamic characteristics of the hydromechanical rotator in various modes of its operation;  pneumatic-hydraulic accumulator 20, installed in the common make-up line 23 and ensuring the operation of the rotator in starting modes;  check valves 21, 22 installed in front of lines 16, 17 of hydraulic machine 15, designed to prevent fluid flow between lines 16, 17, bypassing hydraulic machine 15 and valve 18, as well as to ensure reliable operation of the rotator during reverse rotation and increasing pressure in line 17;  a make-up pump that replenishes fluid losses associated with leaks in the hydraulic machine;  support valve 25, installed after pump 24 and providing pressure in line 23 equal to 100÷150 MPa;  check valve 26, installed after valve 25 and preventing discharge of the hydraulic cavity 20 when pump 24 is turned off;  drainage pipeline 27 of hydraulic machine 15 [7,10,13,19,20].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The developed design of the electro-hydromechanical rotational-feeding mechanism of a drilling rig, which allows, by forming a rational dynamic characteristic of the transmission, to significantly reduce vibrations, increase durability, and, as a consequence, the productivity of the machine [3,7,13,19].…”
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“…Based on the analysis of foreign scientific and technical sources, experience in other branches of technology (mechanical engineering, aircraft engineering, shipbuilding, printing, oil and gas industry, energy), today we can confidently say that the use of a vibration monitoring system leads to the following positive results [4][5][6][7]:…”
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“…In the event that vibration is measured, for which the measuring device (MD) is used, and vibration analysis (VA) is carried out, automatically or manually controlling the machine in order to maintain dynamic quality at a given level, then a feedback loop is implemented. The implementation of this communication circuit is the task of the vibration monitoring system [4][5][6][7].…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%