Optimization of Repair Process Parameters for Open-Arc Surfacing Welding of Grinding Rolls Based on the Response Surface Method

Abstract

The dilution rate of surfacing layers and the quality of weld forming are important factors affecting the quality of surfacing layers in open-arc surfacing. They are determined by the interaction of various surfacing parameters. In this paper, the response surface method is used to optimize the process parameters of open-arc surfacing welding. Mathematical models of the surfacing current, surfacing voltage, surfacing speed, dilution rate and weld residual height were established, and the reliability of the models was verified by variance analysis. By performing an analysis of the perturbation diagram and response surface diagram, the influence law of each influencing factor on the response value was obtained. The parameters of surfacing welding were optimized by setting optimization targets, and the experimental results of optimized parameters were compared with the predicted results. The optimized surfacing parameters were tested by grinding roller surfacing repair. The experimental results show that the quality of the grinding roller can meet the repair requirements. This shows that the model can be used to guide the surface repair of rollers and is of great significance to ensure the surface-repair quality of rollers.

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“…The response surface technique aims to find the optimal solution by specifying a range of values for each variable. It involves conducting a finite number of tests and building a polynomial fit to approximate the relationship function between each factor [39,40]. The formula for the response surface method is as follows [41]:…”