THE INFLUENCE OF DISLOCATIONS ON THE LATENT TECHNOLOGICAL ENERGY OF MACHINE PARTS
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Modern American Journals
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A dislocation model for the formation of technological residual stresses is presented, and its intensity is evaluated through an energy criterion of the surface layer quality of machine parts – the latent (stored) deformation energy. Abrasive blasting of the side surfaces of the teeth of saw blades of a cotton processing machine with black silicon carbide particles is proposed. The required processing quality is achieved by forming an effective microrelief on the treated surface.