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Improvement of automatic surfacing technique under flux at ship propeller shaft repair
Author(s) -
Иван Симутенков,
Иван Симутенков,
Stanislav V. Dragan,
Stanislav V. Dragan,
Zhorzh Goloborodko,
Zhorzh Goloborodko,
В. В. Лебедев,
Юрий Ярос,
Yuriy Yaros
Publication year - 2016
Publication title -
naukoëmkie tehnologii v mašinostroenii
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2223-4608
DOI - 10.12737/21239
Subject(s) - propeller , shipyard , flux (metallurgy) , mechanical engineering , engineering , arc (geometry) , process (computing) , marine engineering , automotive engineering , materials science , computer science , metallurgy , shipbuilding , archaeology , history , operating system
During the operation of surfaces in ship propeller shafts they are worn out intensively. To prolong their life there are used at shipyards an automatic surfacing under flux (ASF) which, besides high efficiency is characterized with a considerable share of a basic metal participation in surfacing worsening properties of a deposited layer. The aim of the paper consists in the technology improvement of ship propeller shafts restoration with the aid of ASF and SBM decrease on the basis of complex mechanization and energization of a technological process. The process energization consists in the transfer character control of electrode metal through an arc by geometry and properties of driven rollers at the expense high-frequency extra-axial oscillations of an electrode (EOE) created by a special mechanical generator. The developed ASF technology ensures pad quality meeting requirements of the Register.

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