With the development of debris detection techniques, wear debris has become a powerful indicator for wear conditions monitoring of engineering machines. However, there is still a lack of effective method for predicting the generation of wear debris with given rough surfaces. Hence, a numerical model is developed based on atomic attrition mechanism. Boundary element method is used to solve the dry sliding contact problem. A discretized solution is used to calculate subsurface stress. From the quantity, size, and shape perspectives, wear debris is analyzed using the detailed information by a Monte Carlo simulation on 100 pairs of rough surfaces. The predictions are compared with results by the existing models quantitatively or qualitatively.

Mesoscale Numerical Modeling for Predicting Wear Debris Generation

Li, Tongyang;Zio, Enrico;
2019-01-01

Abstract

With the development of debris detection techniques, wear debris has become a powerful indicator for wear conditions monitoring of engineering machines. However, there is still a lack of effective method for predicting the generation of wear debris with given rough surfaces. Hence, a numerical model is developed based on atomic attrition mechanism. Boundary element method is used to solve the dry sliding contact problem. A discretized solution is used to calculate subsurface stress. From the quantity, size, and shape perspectives, wear debris is analyzed using the detailed information by a Monte Carlo simulation on 100 pairs of rough surfaces. The predictions are compared with results by the existing models quantitatively or qualitatively.
2019
Boundary element method; Particle characterization; Wear debris; Mechanics of Materials; Mechanical Engineering; Surfaces and Interfaces; Surfaces, Coatings and Films
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