Abstract
In the modern engine industry, the rates of accuracy, reliability and efficiency are at quite high levels, so when it comes to improving performance within any category of parameters, in particular the timeframe for modernizing production or developing a new product or technology, engineers and scientists are now creating software that will use a digital twin technology both at the design and production stages to launch the project. This article demonstrates the research results of the digital twin development for the surface plastic deformation technology by smoothing without coolant, the tool material of hard alloy VK 8 and a workpiece of steel 40 X obtained by performing a real experiment on the Ramo lathe machine and calculated in the ANSYS software. The technologies developed will significantly reduce the lead time for manufacturing engine parts in the machine-engineering and airspace industries.
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