Effects of Roller Geometry on Contact Pressure and Residual Stress in Crankshaft Fillet Rolling

Choi, Kyoo Sil; Pan, Jwo; Ho, Simon

doi:10.4271/2005-01-1908

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“…Choi et al 2,3 focused on roller fatigue and influence of roller geometry over crankshaft fillet residual stress generation using a two-dimensional finite element model. The simulations were used to qualitatively investigate the influence of the primary roller geometry on contact pressure distribution and stress field in the contact area.…”

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A deep rolling finite element analysis procedure for automotive crankshafts

Fonseca

Faria

2018

The Journal of Strain Analysis for Engineering Design

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Deep rolling is performed on crankshafts since the 1960s, yet there is still a knowledge gap regarding residual stress generation. Until this moment, there is no consolidated and widespread procedure to predict such stresses during the crankshaft design cycle. This study establishes an analysis procedure and correlates it with experimental results. An explicit finite element model with real boundary conditions is developed together with a converged mesh for the fillet radius. Simulation nodal displacement and strain output are compared to geometrical measurements using a coordinatemeasuring machine. Outputs in terms of residual stresses are related to X-ray diffraction measurements taken along fillet depth. The experimental results attest to the accuracy of the model and correctness in predicting the process outcomes.

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A deep rolling finite element analysis procedure for automotive crankshafts

Fonseca

Faria

2018

The Journal of Strain Analysis for Engineering Design

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“…Crankshaft deep rolling numerical models and simulations still lack a direct correlation with the fatigue behaviour of the component. [18][19][20][21][22][23] Çevik 24 and Spiteri et al 25 both developed a three-dimensional model for the process. The latter also incorporated bending moment simulations to their research.…”

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“…Crankshaft deep rolling numerical models and simulations still lack a direct correlation with the fatigue behaviour of the component . Çevik and Spiteri et al .…”

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Numerical modelling of deep rolling influence over crankshaft bending and correlation with fatigue behaviour

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Cantisano

Faria

2019

Fatigue Fract Eng Mat Struct

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The requirements for mechanical reliability of automotive crankshafts are continuously increasing, thus pushing the demand for an optimized processing. Nonetheless, the manufacturing‐induced residual stresses at critical sites for fatigue enhancement are not clarified in the state‐of‐the‐art on the topic. In particular, there is a lack of information on the effect of final manufacturing stages to improve the component life endurance, such as deep rolling, in the overall stress state while the component is under operational loads. This study deepens the validation of a finite element deep rolling model under development with the aid of an in‐house developed crankshaft resonance fatigue test rig. The stress state obtained from the deep rolling simulation was input as a predefined stress field for the simulation of operational conditions experimented at the test rig. Test results produced cracks at the fillet radii of the cast iron crankshafts as anticipated. Overlapping the fractography with the simulation's final stress field yielded interesting correlation with the crack morphology. This contributed with a strong indication of the model correctness. Moreover, it can be further implemented to indicate whether the process parameters such as roller force and angle are fully optimized for each particular crankshaft application.

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Simulations of stress distributions in crankshaft sections under fillet rolling and bending fatigue tests

Choi

Pan

2009

International Journal of Fatigue

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Effects of Roller Geometry on Contact Pressure and Residual Stress in Crankshaft Fillet Rolling

Cited by 7 publications

References 17 publications

A deep rolling finite element analysis procedure for automotive crankshafts

A deep rolling finite element analysis procedure for automotive crankshafts

Numerical modelling of deep rolling influence over crankshaft bending and correlation with fatigue behaviour

Simulations of stress distributions in crankshaft sections under fillet rolling and bending fatigue tests

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