Еуразия технологиялық университетінің Хабаршысы. 2021. №2
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CISTI 55.16.24, 53.43.39
A.Zh.Bazhibayeva
1
, D.B.Yussupov
1
1
Satbayev University, Almaty, Kazakhstan,
MODERN PRESSING EQUIPMENT FOR PRESSING HARD-DEFORMABLE
ALUMINIUM ALLOYS WITH ACTIVE FRICTION FORCES
Annotation
The work introduces a fundamentally new design of a horizontal hydraulic press for
carrying out compression with the active action of friction forces, shows the features of
its device, and explains the principle of its operation. The installation of the original
throttling controller on the press significantly increased its potential. Additional features
of the press are provided by the original design of the press tool. Press showed reliable,
easy-to-manage work and provided a significant increase in productivity and high quality
of products. The use of complex mathematical modeling made it possible to significantly
expand the possibilities of controlling the pressing process, create and optimize the design
of a new tool, predict the obtaining of the required structure and mechanical properties of
press products.
Keywords: extrusion,
hydraulic press, high-speed pressing, friction forces,
aluminium alloys.
Numerous studies have shown a clear advantage of pressure
with active friction
forces (PAFF) over traditional direct and reverse extrusions. Thus, at PAFF, the
compression rates are 3-4 times higher than those for direct and 25-40 per cent higher
than those for reverse pressing, uniform mechanical properties are ensured in terms of the
length and cross-section of the articles, there is no large crystalline rim,
the output of the
suitable one is increased to 90 per cent, etc. [1]
Its widespread adoption in industry was constrained by the lack of reliable and
convenient equipment for the PAFF process. Based on the results of complex tests at
laboratory facilities as well as semi-industrial testing, a
special press for PAFF and
reverse pressurization with a force of 31.5 MN was produced, which was put into
operation at the Stubinsk metallurgical plant in 1980. Unfortunately,
built press by
traditional technology with individual drives on the container and press-stamp had a
complicated control system, which does not allow
to fully implement the PAFF
process. This resulted in only 60-80% use of press drives. [2] In the middle of the process
the power parameters changed very dynamically and the equipment could not keep track
of these changes, so the process was sort of a wave. This made it much more difficult to
maintain the necessary cinematic pressure regime.
A significant step forward in pressing was the development of a new constructive
press circuit with a dependent «rigid» hydraulic connection between the movable press
elements, Figure 1. This connection is achieved by the installation on a pressing
crosspiece of cylinder 8 of sub-cylinder 21 and on the rear transverse of the cylinders