Model of Plastic Deformation of a Sinusoidal Helical Relief on the Shaft Surface

The plastic deformation of a helical relief on the shaft surface by electromechanical smoothing is considered. It is shown that the rational shape of the cross section of the helical relief is a sinusoid. The results of the analytical study can be used to determine rational process conditions for hardening or restoring the surfaces of parts.

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Russian Metallurgy (Metally)
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2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.1134/s0036029525702143
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Mechanical Systems and Engineering
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Abstract

The plastic deformation of a helical relief on the shaft surface by electromechanical smoothing is considered. It is shown that the rational shape of the cross section of the helical relief is a sinusoid. The results of the analytical study can be used to determine rational process conditions for hardening or restoring the surfaces of parts.

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