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  • 2023Direct Energy Deposition Parametric Simulation Investigation in Gear Repair Applications8citations
  • 2020Tribological Investigation on the Friction and Wear Behaviors of Biogenic Lubricating Greases in Steel–Steel Contact16citations
  • 2016TRIBOLOGICAL TESTING OF THERMALLY AGED GREASEScitations
  • 2015FORMULATION, RHEOLOGY AND THERMAL AGING OF POLYMER GREASEScitations
  • 2012Low-loss austempered ductile iron gears: Experimental evaluation comparing materials and lubricants16citations
  • 2011Low torque loss gears: austempered ductile iron versus carburized steel5citations
  • 2011Theoretical and experimental investigations about flank breakage in bevel gears12citations
  • 2008Austempered ductile iron (ADI) gears: Power loss, pitting and micropitting40citations
  • 2006Friction coefficient in FZG gears lubricated with industrial gear oils: Biodegradable ester vs. mineral oil87citations
  • 2005Artificial indentations for the study of contact fatigue of austempered ductile iron (ADI) discs7citations
  • 2004Contact fatigue behaviour of artificially indented austempered ductile iron discscitations
  • 2002ADI behaviour under twin-disc contact fatigue testscitations
  • 2002Austempered ductile iron with tempered martensitecitations
  • 2000Experimental observations of contact fatigue crack mechanisms for austempered ductile iron (ADI) discs46citations

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ADI behaviour under twin-disc contact fatigue tests

  • Seabra, Jorge
  • Santos, H.
  • Duarte, A.
Abstract

Ausferritic and mixed ausferritic plus tempered martensitic microstructures were produced, by the application of austempering heat treatments to a CuMn ductile iron, in order to evaluate the behaviour of these multi-phase microstructures under contact fatigue service. The mechanical properties of these microstructures were characterized, a set of heat treatments being selected to be applied on the contact fatigue trials. Contact fatigue tests were performed in a twin-disc machine, together with auxiliary techniques, such as video imaging for the contact surfaces observation and ferrographic analysis to study the wear particles released from the same surfaces. High contact pressures were used and artificial indentation defects were generated on the discs surfaces in order to accelerate the contact fatigue damage. Results from this work include the determination of a good correlation between the austempering temperature and the respective contact fatigue life, the identification of two methods to observe the fatigue damage progress with the number of cycles imposed, and finally the comparison between different grades of CuMn austempered ductile iron.

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  • microstructure
  • surface
  • phase
  • fatigue
  • defect
  • iron