Numerical considerations regarding the occurrence of plastic shearing with implications in scuffing

Author:

Fomin M,Musca I

Abstract

Abstract Scuffing occurrence is also correlate with rheological behaviour of the lubricant. Using a viscous-plastic rheological lubricant model and an idealized roughness, as a symmetrical planar pad, a theoretical model of the pad-plane contact behaviour was developed. Based on this theoretical lubricating model, a numerical study was conducted in order to reveal the possibility of plastic shearing occurrence, in a pair formed by a symmetric pad, with dimensions comparable to the real roughness of the specimens previously used in previous experiments and a plane for values of operating parameters comparable to the real ones. The effect of the relative speed in contact, the effect of the minimum film thickness and the effect of the tilt angle of the idealized asperities flanks was analyzed. The numerical results, obtained based on the analytical model developed, correspond as order of magnitude and tendency of the parameters influence with the experimental scuffing results obtained by the authors and those presented in the literature and highlight the possibility of the occurrence of plastic shearing in the vicinity of the peak of the asperity and therefore the possibility of initiating the scuffing phenomena into contact.

Publisher

IOP Publishing

Subject

General Medicine

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