Research of Thermomechanical Processes When Processing Cylindrical Surfaces with Wear-Resistant Coatings

The possibilities of technical support of the quality of finishing processing of the cylinder working surfaces using coatings of wear-resistant materials are considered. For this, a design scheme is proposed for determining the stress-strain state of the cylinder-coating system. The influence of the processing regimes of a cylindrical group with a wear-resistant coating on its physical and mechanical characteristics is determined. The dependence of SIF on the delamination angle α and the roughness of the working area of the cylindrical surface Ra is presented. A design scheme is proposed for studying the mutual influence of exfoliation sections on stress intensity in a wear-resistant coating. The effect of particles on the wear resistance of the coating deposited by the electrochemical method is determined. A study of composite materials based on Ni/Ni-TiO2 in a scanning electron microscope. The calculated and experimental values of the ultimate dimensions of crack-like defects during grinding of wear-resistant coatings are considered. The dependence of crack formation on the surface of the surface processed by grinding under the cutting depth and tool characteristics is determined.