Rolling Contact Fatigue in a Vacuum

Danyluk, Michael; Dhingra, Anoop K.

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-11930-4

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“…Also, vent screws, which are screws with center holes, were used to assemble parts. Fabricated components can outgas for months and thereby pollute the inside of a vacuum chamber, because of oil and dirt left after the fabrication process [17]. Therefore, before assembling the different parts of the stage door, they were cleaned with acetone and methanol.…”

Section: Vacuum Compatibilitymentioning

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Development of scanning electron microscope-compatible multiaxial miniature testing system

Rahman

Ngaile

Hassan

2019

Meas. Sci. Technol.

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Knowledge of deformation and failure mechanisms at micro- to nano-length scales is important for the prediction of material behavior as well as the development of new materials with desired properties. In situ multiaxial testing with scanning electron microscopes (SEM) can reveal physical deformation mechanisms under realistic multiaxial loading conditions. Although in situ SEM testing has gained traction in recent years, there is currently no multiaxial in situ SEM testing stage available with axial-torsional loading capabilities which can generally be used in any SEM. In this study, we report the development of a multiaxial miniature testing system (MMTS) with a unique capability for performing axial-torsional testing of a tubular specimen with a 1–2 mm outer diameter, inside most SEMs. The different challenges of developing a multiaxial in situ SEM testing stage, such as small load frame size, appropriate specimen position, high vacuum compatibility of MMTS load frame components, as well as the development of installation accessories, were addressed. A custom SEM stage door was developed for the MMTS load frame. Verification tests have confirmed the successful development of the MMTS for in situ SEM testing. In addition, digital image correlation was used with recorded SEM images during the test to determine the surface strain.

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Section: Vacuum Compatibilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Development of scanning electron microscope-compatible multiaxial miniature testing system

Rahman

Ngaile

Hassan

2019

Meas. Sci. Technol.

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“…Paper [6] considers a system of automatic control over an installation for applying a silver coating. Only the gas consumption is stabilized, fed to the installation, and a coating thickness.…”

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“…A simplified model of the controlled object is the same as described in [6]. It is shown that certain advantages in terms of transient processes are demonstrated by the system with a LQR-controller.…”

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Design of a set of nonlinear control systems of the arc PVD ionplasma installation

Kyrkopulo

Tonkonogyi

Stopakevych

et al. 2018

EEJET

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Estimation of rolling contact fatigue resistance of high-tempered 65Γ steel

Lenkovskiy

Glazov²,

Kovalchuk³

et al. 2019

SFC

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Rolling Contact Fatigue in a Vacuum

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Development of scanning electron microscope-compatible multiaxial miniature testing system

Development of scanning electron microscope-compatible multiaxial miniature testing system

Design of a set of nonlinear control systems of the arc PVD ionplasma installation

Estimation of rolling contact fatigue resistance of high-tempered 65Γ steel

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Rolling Contact Fatigue in a Vacuum

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Development of scanning electron microscope-compatible multiaxial miniature testing system

Development of scanning electron microscope-compatible multiaxial miniature testing system

Design of a set of nonlinear control systems of the arc PVD ion­plasma installation

Estimation of rolling contact fatigue resistance of high-tempered 65Γ steel

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Design of a set of nonlinear control systems of the arc PVD ionplasma installation