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  • Influence of direction of gas swirler channels on plasma flow parameters

    The article solves the problem of determining the influence of the use of gas swirlers with various options for combining the direction of the channels on the velocity and temperature of the plasma flow. A comparative analysis of the use of gas swirlers with channels that are directed in one direction and in the opposite direction is carried out. The problem was solved by conducting a computer experiment by the finite element method using the SolidWorks software package. The results of the calculation experiment were verified by conducting a full-scale experiment using an experimental plasma installation, which is used to obtain powder, apply coatings and modify product surfaces, taking into account its design features. Recommendations for the conduct of these processes are proposed. The results are of practical use for developers and consumers of process equipment. In the case of using gas swirlers in which the channels are directed in one direction, the temperature and velocity of the plasma flow are higher than in the case in which the channels are directed in opposite directions. For the coating process, it is recommended to use the option of orienting the channels of gas swirlers in one direction, since the highest values of the velocity and temperature of the plasma flow are achieved, which favorably affect the properties of the applied coatings. For the production process of powders, it is recommended to use the option of orienting the channels of gas swirlers directed in opposite directions, since a lower plasma flow velocity is important for this process, which has a positive effect on reducing the dimensions of the installation and spheroidization of powder particles. For the surface modification process, the results of the study can be used to determine the rational position of the treated surface.

    Keywords: mathematical model, plasma flow, temperature, speed, gas swirler, plasma method, powder production, coating, surface modification

  • Modeling the effect of billet diameter deviations on dimensional accuracy when profiling shaped tubes to improve the process

    The issues of improving the quality of products produced by predicting the resulting geometric characteristics of the shape of the pipes to be profiled and their accuracy are considered. An objective mathematical model was created that adequately describes the real process. The computational experiment was performed using software packages that allow implementing the ANSIS and DEFORM finite element method. The dependencies of the studied shape parameters on the outer diameter of the workpiece are established. The presented dependencies and the proposed guidelines for the conduct of the process are of practical use and are useful to developers and consumers of process equipment for predicting the results of profiling

    Keywords: Pipe profiling, deformation, stress, mathematical model, finite element method, accuracy, quality