The effects of the addition of rare earth （RE） elements on the void band in the diffusion layer, and the re sistances to both oxidation and spalling of aluminized steel were investigated through high temperature oxi...The effects of the addition of rare earth （RE） elements on the void band in the diffusion layer, and the re sistances to both oxidation and spalling of aluminized steel were investigated through high temperature oxidation and spalling tests. The results showed that RE had significant effects on the void band in the diffusion layer and the properties of aluminized steel. After diffusion treatment, a considerable number of the voids between the middle layer and transitional layer of pure aluminized coating, aggregated into wavy-line-shaped void bands parallel to the outer surface. For the RE added aluminized coating, only a few voids aggregated into intermittent block shapes. During high temperature oxidation at 800 ℃ for 200 h, the wavy void band of pure aluminized coating aggregated further into a linear crack parallel to the outer surface, and the internal oxidation occurred within them; the open cracks perpendicular to the surface penetrated through the diffusion layer. For the RE added aluminized coating, only a few voids aggregated into intermittent meniscus shapes. During cyclic spalling tests, the peeling, spallation, and pulver ulent cracking occurred along the void band in the diffusion layer of pure aluminized coating, but only a little spallation occurred in the diffusion layer of the RE-added aluminized coating, in which cracks perpendicular to the surface were much smaller than those of pure aluminized coating and did not penetrate through the diffusion layer. It is evident that RE addition can restrain the formation and aggregation of voids and subsequently improve the resistances to oxidation and spalling. The mechanism of the RE effect on the void band in the diffusion layer is also discussed.展开更多
Wind turbine gearbox bearings fail with the service life is much shorter than the designed life.Gearbox bearings are subjected to rolling contact fatigue(RCF)and they are observed to fail due to axial cracking,surface...Wind turbine gearbox bearings fail with the service life is much shorter than the designed life.Gearbox bearings are subjected to rolling contact fatigue(RCF)and they are observed to fail due to axial cracking,surface flaking,and the formation of white etching areas(WEAs).The current study reviewed these three typical failure modes.The underlying dominant mechanisms were discussed with emphasis on the formation mechanism of WEAs.Although numerous studies have been carried out,the formation of WEAs remains unclear.The prevailing mechanism of the rubbing of crack faces that generates WEAs was questioned by the authors.WEAs were compared with adiabatic shear bands(ASBs)generated in the high strain rate deformation in terms of microstructural compositions,grain refinement,and formation mechanism.Results indicate that a number of similarities exist between them.However,substantial evidence is required to verify whether or not WEAs and ASBs are the same matters.展开更多
In this study, the 3-dimensional discrete element method is firstly introduced to explain the fracturing damage process of the dynamic split experiment of a special brittle glass ZnS. The corresponding dynamic split e...In this study, the 3-dimensional discrete element method is firstly introduced to explain the fracturing damage process of the dynamic split experiment of a special brittle glass ZnS. The corresponding dynamic split experiment is also performed by using the split Hopkinson pressure bar. Then the numerical results correspond closely to those obtained by experiments, and the fracturing damage mode shows that the sample under high strain rate loading would crack along vertical diameter in the band region between two loading edges, which differs from the static damage mode. Furthermore, by comparing a group of contrast numerical tests, the numerical results prove that loading area upon the top side of samples would influence the fracture mode of dynamic split experiments, which indicates that the narrow loading plane is better.展开更多
基金Item Sponsored by Key Science and Technology Plan Foundation of Henan of China (0423023500) and Natural ScienceFoundation of Henan Province (0511021600)
文摘The effects of the addition of rare earth （RE） elements on the void band in the diffusion layer, and the re sistances to both oxidation and spalling of aluminized steel were investigated through high temperature oxidation and spalling tests. The results showed that RE had significant effects on the void band in the diffusion layer and the properties of aluminized steel. After diffusion treatment, a considerable number of the voids between the middle layer and transitional layer of pure aluminized coating, aggregated into wavy-line-shaped void bands parallel to the outer surface. For the RE added aluminized coating, only a few voids aggregated into intermittent block shapes. During high temperature oxidation at 800 ℃ for 200 h, the wavy void band of pure aluminized coating aggregated further into a linear crack parallel to the outer surface, and the internal oxidation occurred within them; the open cracks perpendicular to the surface penetrated through the diffusion layer. For the RE added aluminized coating, only a few voids aggregated into intermittent meniscus shapes. During cyclic spalling tests, the peeling, spallation, and pulver ulent cracking occurred along the void band in the diffusion layer of pure aluminized coating, but only a little spallation occurred in the diffusion layer of the RE-added aluminized coating, in which cracks perpendicular to the surface were much smaller than those of pure aluminized coating and did not penetrate through the diffusion layer. It is evident that RE addition can restrain the formation and aggregation of voids and subsequently improve the resistances to oxidation and spalling. The mechanism of the RE effect on the void band in the diffusion layer is also discussed.
基金This work was financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.51275225).
文摘Wind turbine gearbox bearings fail with the service life is much shorter than the designed life.Gearbox bearings are subjected to rolling contact fatigue(RCF)and they are observed to fail due to axial cracking,surface flaking,and the formation of white etching areas(WEAs).The current study reviewed these three typical failure modes.The underlying dominant mechanisms were discussed with emphasis on the formation mechanism of WEAs.Although numerous studies have been carried out,the formation of WEAs remains unclear.The prevailing mechanism of the rubbing of crack faces that generates WEAs was questioned by the authors.WEAs were compared with adiabatic shear bands(ASBs)generated in the high strain rate deformation in terms of microstructural compositions,grain refinement,and formation mechanism.Results indicate that a number of similarities exist between them.However,substantial evidence is required to verify whether or not WEAs and ASBs are the same matters.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (10732010,10972010 and 11028206)
文摘In this study, the 3-dimensional discrete element method is firstly introduced to explain the fracturing damage process of the dynamic split experiment of a special brittle glass ZnS. The corresponding dynamic split experiment is also performed by using the split Hopkinson pressure bar. Then the numerical results correspond closely to those obtained by experiments, and the fracturing damage mode shows that the sample under high strain rate loading would crack along vertical diameter in the band region between two loading edges, which differs from the static damage mode. Furthermore, by comparing a group of contrast numerical tests, the numerical results prove that loading area upon the top side of samples would influence the fracture mode of dynamic split experiments, which indicates that the narrow loading plane is better.
