A Method for Measuring Residual Stress in Milling Based on Deflection Variation and Backward Method
A residual stress and milling technology, applied in the field of milling residual stress measurement, stress measurement, and gradual corrosion and peeling, which can solve the problems of difficulty in popularization, expensive X-ray stress meter, and inability to correctly predict the deformation of parts. Simple, inexpensive equipment
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[0025] The basic idea, the device used and the working process of the present invention will be introduced in detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0026] The main idea of this invention is to carry out such as image 3 Corrosion removes the material as shown, the stress layer is divided into several times for corrosion peeling, and the thickness of the material layer removed by each corrosion is measured with a vernier caliper, and as shown figure 2 As shown, the part is scanned with a laser displacement sensor on the machine tool to measure the change of part deflection after each corrosion, according to image 3 The change in the position of the neutral layer of the part shown results in the resulting stress layer as figure 1 The change in the bending moment shown, combined with the change in the measured deflection, pushes back forward to the value of the residual stress.
[0027] Set the length of the part to be L, the height to be h, and the ...
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