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Fatigue life prediction of the preload double-nut ball screw under mixed lubrication.

Authors :
Zhao, Jiajia
Jiang, Hongkui
Xu, Xiangrong
Li, Yanfeng
Qi, Baobao
Yu, Hanwen
Source :
International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology. Feb2023, Vol. 124 Issue 11/12, p4385-4401. 17p.
Publication Year :
2023

Abstract

As an important precision transmission functional component in industrial fields such as large mechanical equipment, high-speed CNC machining center, and aerospace, the service life of the ball screw are directly related to the life of high-end equipment. Fatigue failure is the main failure mode of the ball screw in the transmission application where the transmission accuracy is not high. Therefore, the fatigue life of the ball screw is studied from the perspective of fatigue. The load distribution form of the double-nut ball screw under axial load is analyzed. Based on the ball load distribution, a mixed lubrication model of the ball screw considering non-Newtonian effect of lubricant is established, and a fatigue life prediction method of the ball screw based on maximum secondary surface stress is proposed. The lubrication performance of the ball screw under maximum contact load is compared with that under equal load distribution, and the effects of ball load distribution, curvature ratio, and temperature rise on fatigue life are analyzed. Two kinds of ball screw including BT GD8020 and NSK DFD8020 are used for running test of fatigue life, and the fatigue life calculation method based on the maximum secondary surface stress is verified. The hardness distribution of the transition zone between ball and raceway is analyzed, and the fatigue failure modes of two ball screws are explored. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Details

Language :
English
ISSN :
02683768
Volume :
124
Issue :
11/12
Database :
Academic Search Index
Journal :
International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology
Publication Type :
Academic Journal
Accession number :
161515177
Full Text :
https://doi.org/10.1007/s00170-022-09904-8