8 results listed
AISI 52100 steel is considerably attracted in making
bearings and shafts due to its greater strength and better
corrosion immunity. However, high power consumption is
encountered in machining operations due to their hard
machinability. The consumption should be eliminated for cleaner
production in terms of sustainable machining. Therefore, this
study aims modelling of cutting forces in hard turning of AISI
52100 steel based on finite element method. The cutting
parameters are chosen as cutting speed and depth of cut with
three levels and constant feed rate. The average of 6.6%
difference is achieved between experimental and simulated feed
forces while 7.5% difference for main cutting forces. The finite
element modelling of cutting forces is quite compatible with the
experimental results and it can be performed by high accuracy
without excessive machining experiments of difficult-to-cut
materials.
International Iron & Steel Symposium
UDCS
Mehmet Erdi KORKMAZ
Hard turning is an alternative machining method
instead of cylindrical grinding. In this method, more efficient
results can be obtained for surface integrity (surface roughness,
hardness, residual stress, etc.) of the machined parts when the
cutting conditions are optimized. This study includes the
optimization of cutting parameters for the minimum surface
roughness (Ra) and the development of a mathematical model
for estimation of Ra in turning of hardened X40CrMoV5-1 tool
steel with ceramic cutting tools. In this context, hard turning
tests were made at three different levels using the cutting speed
(V), cutting depth (a) and feed rate (f). According to the Taguchi
methodology, the optimum cutting parameters were determined
as the a2V3f1 test sequence. According to the results of the
analysis of interactive variance, the most important parameter
was determined as the feed rate.
International Iron & Steel Symposium
UDCS
Mehmet Erdi KORKMAZ
Mustafa GÜNAY
The residual stresses induced by any machining process
affects fatigue life, corrosion crack resistance and part distortion.
Therefore, residual stresses should be predicted better and the
cutting parameters should be arranged for minimum value. This
paper presents a 2D finite element analysis (FEA) on residual
stresses during hard turning of AISI 4140 steel with HSS tools.
The cutting parameters are chosen as feed rate and cutting speed
with three levels and constant depth of cut. In simulation after the
cutting process is finished, both the chip and tool are removed and
the workpiece can thermo-mechanically relax. The average of
three extraction points on eight different depths of machined
surface for residual stresses is calculated for better results. FEA
results showed that both tangential and axial residual stresses act
as tensile in the depths near the surface until about 75 µm while
they act as compressive stress after the depth of 75 µm until about
300 µm. Also, increasing cutting speed has decreasing effect on
tensile residual stresses while increasing effect on compressive
residual stresses.
International Iron & Steel Symposium
UDCS
Mehmet Erdi KORKMAZ
Nafiz YAŞAR
Mustafa GÜNAY
Machining parameters for manufacturing methods can
be optimized based on the finite element method using numerical
simulation software. In this study, the simulation of the hot rolling
process was performed for plain round bar producing. Rolling
simulations were done in DEFORM-3D software and the hot
rolling process was analyzed with three different rolling
temperatures and rotation speed of rolls. In the results of
numerical analysis, diameter and circularity tolerances have been
measured for the product. The outputs of the finite element
simulation were evaluated to determine the effects of rolling
parameters on size quality of round bar product. The analysis of
variance (ANOVA) with %95 confidence level was performed in
order to determine the effect level of rolling parameters. It was
determined that the rounded product geometry is out of diameter
and circularity tolerances by increasing the rolling temperature
and the rotational speed.
International Iron & Steel Symposium
UDCS
Emre EROL
Mehmet Erdi KORKMAZ
Mustafa GÜNAY
Teknoloji ve endüstrinin hızla gelişmesi ile yüksek mukavemetli, hafif ve mükemmel aşınma direncine sahip
yapısal malzemelere olan talep sürekli artmaktadır [1,2]. Bu çalışmanın amacı, Al2014 alüminyum alaşımının
kaplamasız sementit karbür takım ile delinmesi sonucunda itme kuvvetinin deneysel ve simülasyon sonuçlarını
kıyaslamaktır. Bu sayede deneyler sonucunda elde edilecek verilen düşük sapmalar ile simülasyonla da elde
edilebileceğini göstermektir. Deneyler ve delme simülasyonlarında ilerleme miktarı ve kesme hızının üç farklı
seviyeleri kullanılmıştır. İşleme simülasyonları için yaygın olarak kullanılan [3] Johnson-Cook malzeme modeli
Eşitlik 1'de verilmektedir. Malzeme modeli ağırlıklı olarak yüksek gerilme oranı metallerinde deformasyon
davranışı için uygundur. Genellikle plastik deformasyon süreçlerinin adyabatik geçici dinamik analizinde
kullanılmaktadır. Bu modele göre sertleşme, akma gerilmesinin σ0 olarak kabul edildiği belirli bir izotropik
sertleşme türüdür [4]:
International Symposium on Light Alloys and Composite Materials
UHAKS
Mehmet Erdi KORKMAZ
Ramazan Çakıroğlu
Nafiz YAŞAR
Ramazan Özmen
Mustafa GÜNAY
In this study, the effects of raster angle on the behavior under the static load of PA12 base materials
which were manufactured by Multi Jet Fusion Technology (MJF) in 3D printer, was investigated. For
this purpose, standard tensile and three-point bending test samples were produced by 3D printer at a
constant deposit thickness (80 µm), constant infill rate (%100) and different printing orientations (0,
o
45 and 90 ). Tensile and three-point bending tests were applied for the samples and the findings was
evaluated. Consequently, it was determined that the tensile and bending strength of PA12 base sample
o
has the highest value in 90-90-90 printing orientation.
International Congress on 3D Printing (Additive Manufacturing) Technologies and Digital Industry
3D-PTC2019
Mehmet Erdi KORKMAZ
Mustafa GÜNAY
Brass alloys are characterized by excellent workability, high thermal and electric
conductivity, corrosion resistance as well as exceptional antibacterial properties and are
therefore widely used in various industries, such as electric and electronics, automotive and
sanitary industry. However, power consumption should be eliminated for cleaner production in
terms of sustainable machining. Therefore, this study aims modelling of cutting forces in hard
turning of C23000 brass based on finite element method. The cutting parameters are chosen as
cutting speed, depth of cut and feed rate with three levels. The average of 4.66% difference is
achieved between experimental and simulated feed forces while 4.39% difference for main
cutting forces. The finite element modelling of cutting forces is quite compatible with the
experimental results and it can be performed by high accuracy without excessive machining
experiments of high machinability materials.
International Data Science & Engineering Symposium
IDSES
Mehmet Erdi KORKMAZ
The improvements which need in railway vehicles made neccessary also brake systems developing.
The main factors affecting the performance and functioning of the brake system are brake force, mass
and speed of the train, stopping distance and road curvature. With the operating speed exceeding 120
km/h, very different braking systems and equipment have been developed. In this work, the brake
systems such as air brakes, dynamic brakes, parking brakes, vacuum brakes, electro-pneumatic brakes
have been considered. Especially, evaluations have been made on brake disc-pad systems, which
represent the most important components in terms of safe navigation for high-speed trains operating at
speeds of 200 km/h and above. For this purpose, experimental and numerical analysis studies on
braking system interactions based on brake disk-pad geometry and material properties were
investigated. As a result of this study, important information will be gained on the basis of the detailed
analysis of the scientific and applied researches which will contribute to the productivity to the institutions
and organizations that are in the design and manufacturing activities on the braking systems of our
country railway vehicles.
International Symposium on Railway System Engineering
ISERSE
Erhan Selçuk
Mehmet Erdi KORKMAZ
Mustafa GÜNAY