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Information × Registration Number 0217U003165, 0116U007122 , R & D reports Title Development of methods for calculating the residual stress-strain state of restored parts of structures and machines from thin bimetallic parts those operate under conditions of intensive abrasive wear popup.stage_title Head Senchenkov Igor Konstantinovich, Доктор фізико-математичних наук Registration Date 20-01-2017 Organization S.P.Timoshenko Institute of Mechanics popup.description2 The object of study is mathematical model of residual surfacing thermomechanical and microstructural state of bimetallic sheet metal parts while reducing surfacing and when operating in conditions of intense abrasive wear. Purpose is to hold a variety of sheet objects, flow and microstructural transformations models to specify the parameters of the models, and on this basis to formulate a mathematical state of the problem about the thermomechanical processes in the multi-layer surfacing. Theoretical studies were carried out on the basis of the quasi-static thermal mechanics of inhomogeneous inelastic bodies with temperature-dependent properties, the growing model of inelastic bodies, thermo-kinetic diagrams of austenite decomposition. The mathematical model of stress-strain and the microstructural state of sheet bimetallic parts with a multilayer reconstructive surfacing were developed. A number of simplified models for evaluation of residual stress-strain and microstructural state weld sheet metal parts with different methods of attaching them in the process of welding were suggested. Product Description popup.authors Гололобов В.І. Жук Я.А. Карнаухов В.Г. Киричок І.Ф. Козлов В.І. Левон Л.Г. Оксенчук Н.Д Червінко О.П. Шевченко О.Ю. popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close
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Head: Senchenkov Igor Konstantinovich. Development of methods for calculating the residual stress-strain state of restored parts of structures and machines from thin bimetallic parts those operate under conditions of intensive abrasive wear. (popup.stage: ). S.P.Timoshenko Institute of Mechanics. № 0217U003165
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