Adsorption and anti-corrosion properties od cuttingfluids for shear blades of glass-forming machines

The article presents the studies on the adsorption of water-miscible oil-containing cutting fluids on the R6M5 high-speed steel surface. The fluids can be used for the shear blades of drop feeders in glass-forming machines. The dependence of the anti-corrosion and lubricating properties of cutting fluids on their adsorption on steel surfaces is determined. The survey shows the serial G-417 cutting fluid achieves the highest adsorption value and anti-corrosion effect at a volumetric dilution of 1:4000, compared to the experimental cutting fluid based on G-417 at 1:1500. Based on the tests of the experimental cutting fluid at a glass factory, the experimental lubricant has greater operating dilution (1:1300) compared to the G-417 (1:800) at the same initial oil content. The higher lubricity of the new cutting fluid can be explained by the position of the adsorption maximum for the experimental mixture. The research formulates a necessary condition for improved operating characteristics, lubricity, and anti-corrosion properties of a cutting fluid by the selection of emulsifiers and functional additives for the cutting fluid: the proximity of the concentrations for maximum adsorption capacity and operating dilution ranges (1:800 - 1:2000). Electrochemical studies show that both the G-417 and experimental lubricant have anodic mechanism of corrosion inhibition

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Zastita materijala
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2024-09-21
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https://doi.org/10.62638/zasmat1225
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Engineering Technology and Methodologies
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Adsorption and anti-corrosion properties od cuttingfluids for shear blades of glass-forming machines

М.П. Красновских, Ponomarev Daniil Andreevich, Shcherban Marina Grigorievna, Solovyova Anastasia Dmitrievna
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Adsorption and anti-corrosion properties od cuttingfluids for shear blades of glass-forming machines

М.П. Красновских, Ponomarev Daniil Andreevich, Shcherban Marina Grigorievna, Solovyova Anastasia Dmitrievna
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The article presents the studies on the adsorption of water-miscible oil-containing cutting fluids on the R6M5 high-speed steel surface. The fluids can be used for the shear blades of drop feeders in glass-forming machines. The dependence of the anti-corrosion and lubricating properties of cutting fluids on their adsorption on steel surfaces is determined. The survey shows the serial G-417 cutting fluid achieves the highest adsorption value and anti-corrosion effect at a volumetric dilution of 1:4000, compared to the experimental cutting fluid based on G-417 at 1:1500. Based on the tests of the experimental cutting fluid at a glass factory, the experimental lubricant has greater operating dilution (1:1300) compared to the G-417 (1:800) at the same initial oil content. The higher lubricity of the new cutting fluid can be explained by the position of the adsorption maximum for the experimental mixture. The research formulates a necessary condition for improved operating characteristics, lubricity, and anti-corrosion properties of a cutting fluid by the selection of emulsifiers and functional additives for the cutting fluid: the proximity of the concentrations for maximum adsorption capacity and operating dilution ranges (1:800 - 1:2000). Electrochemical studies show that both the G-417 and experimental lubricant have anodic mechanism of corrosion inhibition

Zastita materijalaVol. 65(3)
Perm State University (RU)
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Engineering Technology and Methodologies
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