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Characterization of Sealing Surface for Static Seals / Karakterisering av Tätningsytan för Statiska TätningarRaja Mohan, Anandu, Sutar, Niranjan January 2019 (has links)
Leakages from seals are one of the important factors that are taken into consideration while designing any machining element. This is because leakages can affect the performance of any component and can also turn into a catastrophe. If looked into it, many parameters can be pointed out that can enhance leakages within the system, some of them may be pressure, temperature, clamping force and bolt distance etc. But the main parameter is the surface roughness, higher the roughness more the leakage and vice-versa. Thus, in this thesis an attempt has been made how the surface roughness can affect the performance of the sealing concept for metal bounded gasket with above four mentioned parameters. Also how leak proof surface can be defined using standard tribological parameters is the aim of this thesis. This report includes the results for methodologies implemented during the thesis and track down the leakages. The leaked surfaces were carefully studied and analyzed using different standards compared with the non leaked surfaces’ roughness parameters. / Läckagerisk från tätande förband är en av de viktigaste faktorerna som beaktas vid utformning av konstruktionsartiklar. Detta på grund av att konsekvenserna kan bli förödande. Det tätande förbandet påverkas av många olika parametrar såsom till exempel tryck, temperatur, klämkraft, skruvavstånd och val av packning. En viktig faktor är ytans beskaffenhet; Generellt läcker en grov yta och vågig yta mer än en fin och plan yta. Således har i denna avhandling ytans beskaffenhet studerats tillsammans med en packning av typen metallburen gummipackning för att påvisa täthetfunktionen som en funktion av tryck, temperatur, klämkraft och skruvavstånd. Denna rapport innehåller resultat och analys av olika standardmetoder för de ytor som ingick i utredningen.
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LEAD FREE BRASS : Study and Analysis of the surface integrity of lead brass and unleaded brass.Vedantha Krishna, Amogh, Reddy, Vijeth Venkataram January 2015 (has links)
The addition of lead to the copper alloys increases its machinability and reducesthe overall production cost, despite copper being expensive, which makes achallenging task to replace lead. But the alarming effects of lead on human healthand the recycling problems has led to the increase in concern forreducing/eliminating the use of lead in brass and other copper alloys. Manymaterials are considered to replace lead in brass; silicon is one such alternative.The turned brass sample are investigated using the state of the artequipments at Halmstad University. The results obtained are controlled readingsof surface parameters and is categorized using surface imaging and mappingsoftware, Mountains Map.This thesis characterizes the lead and the lead free brass's surfaceintegrity for a certain cutting data. The study deals with the evaluation ofselection of appropriate surface integrity parameters and summarizes theappropriate combination of cutting data to maintain the surface of the ecobrass/unleaded brass on par with the leaded brass surface. The 2D and 3Dsurface parameters illustrates the surface functionality and its effect on thematerial in contact.The research results suggest a detailed methodology for the analysis ofsurface topography and a comparison exemplifying differences between the twomaterials under study. The research provides a perplexed results and forms thebasis for further investigations of the samples machined at different cutting data.Second set of test includes comparing the Leaded brass with the unleaded brasssamples machined at 0.06, 0.1, 0.15 and 0.2mm/rev respectively. The studyfocuses on the correlation of cutting feed and the surface parameters. Comparingthe results of two tests, the unleaded brass machined @ feed rate 0.2mm/rev,200m/min, 1.5mm depth of cut posses similar surface functionality as leadedbrass.
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