Abstract

The most important task of precision engineering on the modern stage is the development of effective technological processes of manufacturing, providing not only achieving high precision at low costs, but also retaining the original in terms of accuracy throughout the life of the product. (Research purpose) The research purpose is in studying the possible negative effect of ultrasonic mechanical vibration in the process of stabilizing the deformation of circular plates on the subject of appearing of various kinds of micro-cracks, which result will be a sharp decrease in resource products in general, and to make a comparative analysis of changes in the properties and structure of the material. (Materials and methods) Half of the prepared samples were processed using a thermomechanical technology based on the cyclic action of a liquid or gas in different temperature conditions, the other part of the samples was processed using the proposed technology based on the method of ultrasonic mechanical action. The end section of the round plate for both processing options was prepared. (Results and discussion) In the structure of the material of both the samples treated by different methods, there are certain bundles of the micro-cracks type caused by plastic impact. The structure of sample material processed by standard method is more rough, the concentration of microcracks in the material of the sample treated by ultrasonic impact does not exceed the concentration of microcracks of the sample material processed in a standard way. (Conclusions) Changing the structure of the material of the round plate after ultrasonic treatment may not have a negative impact and does not affect the durability of the product during operation. With the correct choice of the ultrasonic treatment mode, a more uniform stress reduction can be achieved during the processing, and the quality and efficiency of the process can be improved. Ultrasonic processing increases the mechanical characteristics of the material, such as tensile strength and proportionality.

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