Effect of Grain Refinement on Tribological Study of Low Carbon Steel

Bhoi, Sandeep; Singh, Raghuvir; Harsha, A. P.; Manna, R.

doi:10.1007/s12666-021-02242-5

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“…In continuation Wang et al [ 30 ] have studied the UHMWPE wear properties using PMMA particles for hip joint heads in simulator. Bhoi et al [ 31 ] have studied the tribological properties of low carbon steel materials and Patil et.al. [ 32 ] have studied the tribological study of PIB and PMA.…”

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“…The abrasive paper of the desired grade number is cut in the size of the rotating disc and is firmly secured to the disc, and minor (10 N) and major (15 N) loading conditions were applied experimentally. The specimen is cleaned with acetone, dried, its weight is noted with the help of a weighing machine [ 31 ], and its properties are listed in Table 1 .…”

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Experimental Study to Evaluate the Wear Performance of UHMWPE and XLPE Material for Orthopedics Application

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Prasad²,

Kumar

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Bioengineering

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The main objective of this study is to perform an abrasive wear resistance study of UMHWPE and XLPE by using different grades of abrasive paper (grade 100 (190 µm), grade 220 (50 µm), and grade 400 (40 µm)) with minor (10 N) and major (15 N) loading conditions. In this article, wear performance of the UMHWPE and XLPE materials compared to the bio-tribological data as reported earlier in the clinical studies has been investigated. The experimental result shows that the loss of materials for the XLPE was much higher than the UHMWPE under similar loading conditions. UHMWPE shows a 34% reduction in wear at minor loading conditions and a 53% reduction in wear at major loading conditions. From experimental results it was concluded that Cross-link PE has better wear resistance than UHMWPE in minor wear conditions, whereas UHMWPE shows better wear resistance under major loading conditions. Based upon these results, UHMWPE and XLPE have been recommended for use as bearing materials in orthopedics. The experimental results of this study were validated using results from the available literature.

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Experimental Study to Evaluate the Wear Performance of UHMWPE and XLPE Material for Orthopedics Application

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Prasad²,

Kumar

et al. 2022

Bioengineering

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Nondestructive measurement of the grain size of laser cladding coatings using a laser ultrasonic method

Hou

Chai

et al. 2022

Appl. Opt.

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Due to the processing characteristics of laser cladding, the beads and joints of the laser cladding coatings have different grain sizes. We used the laser ultrasonic (LU) method to measure the distribution of the grain sizes of laser cladding coatings nondestructively. The surface acoustic wave amplitude was influenced by the grain size; hence, the amplitude varied for beads and joints because of their different attenuations. The spatial resolution of LU is higher than that of the traditional ultrasonic testing method, leading to a fringe distribution of the C-scan results in the scanning area. The LU results were verified through metallographic experiments. It was concluded that the LU method can be used to determine the grain sizes of coatings.

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Investigation of Three Body Abrasive Wear Behavior of Micro-Nano Sized Iron Ore Pieces on Bronze

Uğur,

Erdoğdu,

Demirsöz

2024

Journal of Materials and Mechatronics: A

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In In this work, the three-body abrasive wear of bronze (C86200) in pig cart transmissions was examined. Micro-nano-sized ore particles were introduced to the lubricating media during the Ball-on-flat test to represent three-body abrasive wear. Load shear rate and lubricating medium were useful research inputs. Outputs included examining sample surfaces, mass loss, friction coefficient, and trace depth. Taguchi, ANOVA, and RSM were used to analyze experimental data. The most effective parameter for all outputs was the load value, with a rate of 55.76 percent, while the speed had the lowest influence on mass loss, at 9.74 percent. The regression model fits these results well.

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Effect of Grain Refinement on Tribological Study of Low Carbon Steel

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Experimental Study to Evaluate the Wear Performance of UHMWPE and XLPE Material for Orthopedics Application

Experimental Study to Evaluate the Wear Performance of UHMWPE and XLPE Material for Orthopedics Application

Nondestructive measurement of the grain size of laser cladding coatings using a laser ultrasonic method

Investigation of Three Body Abrasive Wear Behavior of Micro-Nano Sized Iron Ore Pieces on Bronze

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