DOI: https://doi.org/10.20998/2078-7405.2020.93.01

FE INVESTIGATION OF SURFACE BURNISHING TECHNOLOGY ABSTRACT

Viktoria Ferencsik, Viktor Gál

Abstract


This paper investigates the finite element analysis of cold forming diamond burnishing process on aluminium alloy, where the input parameters are force, feed rate and speed, as an output parameter the changing of surface roughness is analysed. This lifetime increasing process effectively reduces roughness, improves shape correctness, and increases the hardness of the sub-surface area. Machining simulation of the turned surface before burnishing is based on the real model, corresponding to the measured values, by using DEFORM-2D software in order to validate the improvement of surface quality with numerical values too.

Keywords


: lifetime-increasing surface hardening technologies; burnishing process; surface roughness; polycrystalline diamond; finite element (FEM) model.

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