Surface Effects and Contact Mechanics IX: Computational Methods and Experiments

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The importance of contact and surface effects in modern engineering and their combined effects led the organisers to reconvene this 9th International Conference, which covers two related topics: Computational Methods and Experiments in Contact Mechanics and Surface Effects. Nowadays the importance of contact and surface problems in many technological fields is well understood. They are complex and inherently non-linear due to the moving boundary and the different properties of materials, particularly along the contact surfaces. Structural components fail by wear, corrosion, high cycle fatigue etc, that is to say they are affected by surface conditions. The use of surface treatments can reduce the cost of components and extend the life of the elements for surfaces undergoing contact, a problem that is specifically addressed by the Conference. This book contains papers from the Ninth International Conference on Surface Effects and Contact Mechanics: Computational Methods and Experiments, and discusses the following topics: Surface treatments; Thick coatings; Thin coatings; Surface problems in contact mechanics; Indentation and hardness; Fatigue; Numerical analysis; Applications and case studies.

Author(s): J. T. M. De Hosson, C. A. Brebbia
Edition: 1
Publisher: WIT Press
Year: 2009

Language: English
Pages: 289
Tags: Механика;Механика деформируемого твердого тела;Теория упругости;

Cover......Page 1
Surface Effects and Contact Mechanics IX......Page 10
Copyright Page......Page 11
Preface......Page 12
Contents......Page 14
Section 1: Surface treatments......Page 18
Dynamic smoothening and tribological properties of pulsed-DC sputtered DLC based nanocomposite films......Page 20
The use of navy C-ring specimens to study distortion in ferritic nitrocarburized 1010 steel......Page 30
Dichromate effect on the passive layer of 316L stainless steel......Page 44
Section 2: Thick coatings......Page 54
Metallic laser clad coatings: on the processing-microstructure-property relationships......Page 56
Heat treating of the antifriction deposited layers by thermal spraying......Page 68
The influence of the spraying angle on properties of thermally sprayed HVOF cermet coatings......Page 76
Section 3: Thin coatings......Page 88
Modification of rubber surface with DLC thin films for low friction and self lubrication......Page 90
Computational evaluation of interfacial fracture toughness of thin coatings......Page 102
Section 4: Surface problems in contact mechanics......Page 112
The analysis of the state of a turned surface with the use of its image......Page 114
Comparative analysis of the machined surface image after the process of burnishing rolling......Page 122
Evaluation of material friction properties using the "Block-on-Ring" apparatus......Page 132
Section 5: Indentation and hardness......Page 142
Identification of elasto-viscoplastic material properties from indentation testing using an inverse method......Page 144
Surface ruggedness processing of cylindrical Cu-Zn wire with wet blasting......Page 156
Section 6: Fatigue......Page 168
External surfaces affected by free hydrogen in metastable austenitic stainless steels......Page 170
Numerical and experimental study of the fatigue of threaded pipe couplings......Page 180
Fatigue strength of a radical nitrided Ni-base super alloy......Page 192
The effect of Friction Stir Processing on the fatigue life of MIG-Laser hybrid welded joints as compared to conventional FSW 6082-T6 aluminium joints......Page 200
Effect of humidity on fatigue strength of shot peened maraging steel......Page 212
Section 7: Numerical analysis......Page 222
New method of determination of the tool rake angle on the basis of the crack angle of the specimen in tensile tests and numerical simulations......Page 224
Finite element method numerical simulation and ductile capacity analysis of bond-slip between epoxy coated plain steel bars and concrete......Page 234
Section 8: Applications and case studies......Page 244
Durability of domestic scroll compressor systems......Page 246
Surface characterization of rotary-peeled eucalyptus veneers by confocal laser scanning microscopy and surface free energy and contact angle determination......Page 258
Generating behavior of whiskers on Pb free Sn plating and its control......Page 268
Determination of wheel/rail contact points in the simulation of railway vehicle dynamics......Page 278
Author Index......Page 288