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    Concept of Determining the Friction Stir Welding Mode
    (Національний гірничий університет, Дніпро, 2018) Vakulenko, Ihor O.; Plitchenko, Serhii; Murashova, Nataliia H.; Bohomaz, Volodymyr M.
    ENG: Purpose. To determine the optimal mode of friction stir welding of aluminum alloy. Methodology. 2.5 mm thick plates made of aluminum alloy AMg5 with chemical content of alloying elements within grade composition were used as a material for the research. Friction stir welding was carried out using specially designed equipment with a preselected form and dimensions of working tool. At different ratios of the working tool rotation frequency the forces of pressing and speed of its movement along the connecting edges determined the metal heating degree and the quality of welded joint formation. Temperature of the connecting edges heating was determined by thermocouples immersed in metal at different distances from the welded joint. Rotational speed of the working tool was from 800 to 1600 min-1 with the effort of pressing to the plate surface from 580 to 1370 N and the speed of movement along the joint of 50 mm/min. Findings. On the basis of different ratios of the working tool rotation speed and pressing to the connecting edges, there were determined conditions for achieving the effect of constant softening during friction stir welding. In order to achieve a high level of welding joint quality during friction stir welding it is necessary to carry out the process at high revolutions of the working tool and low levels of pressing to the connecting edges. Originality. At the constant speed of the working tool rotation proportional increase in alloy temperature from increasing the level of its pressing to the connecting edges is disturbed by achievement of conditions of the dynamic softening processes development. Practical value. The concept of choosing the technological parameters of welding process is determined, when it is preferred to increase in speed of the working tool rotation when the level of its pressing to the connecting edges decreases.
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    Determination of Up-To-Date Directions of Development of Domestic System of Testing and Certification of Railways Rolling Stock
    ("Ukrmetallurginform" STA", Ltd, Dnipro, 2016) Fomin, Oleksij V.; Murashova, Nataliia H.; Shvets, Angela A.
    EN: In the paper, researches results of development of system of tests devoted to up-to-date directions determination and certification of rolling stock and its components are provided. Necessity of synchronization of diagrams and domestic standards of test and certification activities in the field of rolling stock with European legislation is proved. Results and features of the experience analysis of appropriate types of activity of the European countries advanced enterprises are provided.
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    Influence of Structural Parameters of Low-Carbon Steel on Electric Arc Burning
    (Дніпропетровський національний університет залізничного транспорту імені академіка В. Лазаряна, Дніпро, 2017) Vakulenko, Ihor O.; Plitchenko, Serhii; Murashova, Nataliia H.
    EN: Purpose. The article is aimed to evaluate the influence of structural parameters of low-carbon steel on arcing process.Methodology. The values of the micro- and substructure characteristics of the electrode wire metal were changed by varying the parameters of heat treatment and cold deformation by drawing. The degree of plastic deformation was obtained by drawing blanks from different initial diameter to final dimension of 1 mm. The thermal treatment was carried out in electric chamber furnace of the SNOL-1,6.2,5.1/11-IZ type. The temperature was measured by chromel-alumel thermocouple and the electromotive force was determined using the DC potentiometer. In order to obtain the substructure of different dispersion degree the steel (after quenching from temperatures and tempering at 650°C for 1 hour) was subjected to cold drawing to reduction 17 – 80%. To form structure with different ferrite grain size the steel after drawing was annealed at 680°C for 1 hour. The microstructure was examined under a light and electron transmission microscope UEMV-100K at the accelerating voltage 100 kV. The grain and subgrain sizes were evaluated using the methodologies of quantitative metallography. A welding converter of the PSG-500 type was used to study the arc welding process of direct and reverse polarities. Findings. The experimentally detected value of the welding current, which depends on the degree of deformation during wire drawing, under conditions of stable arc burning of direct polarity is about an order of magnitude lower than the calculated value. Similar difference was found for the arc of reverse polarity: the experimental value of the welding current is 5...6 times less than the calculated value. Dependence analysis shows that, regardless of the polarity of the welding arc, a good enough agreement between the calculated and experimental values of the welding current is limited to deformations of 60%. For deformation degrees of more than 60%, the differences are explained by qualitative changes in the dislocation cell structure. Originality. In the conditions of stable arcing of different polarity for the electrode of low-carbon steel, an extreme dependence of welding current on the degree of cold plastic deformation was observed. Practical value. Influence of ferrite grain size of electrode wire on the value of welding current is much greater than that from substructure presence.

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