Effect of Burnishing Forces on Turning Surfaces

Yaser A. Hadi^1,

¹Yanbu Industrial College, Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu, Saudi Arabia

Cite this paper:
Yaser A. Hadi. Effect of Burnishing Forces on Turning Surfaces. American Journal of Materials Engineering and Technology. 2019; 7(1):1-6. doi: 10.12691/materials-7-1-1

Abstract

Forces play an effective role in a burnish surfaces. Where burnishing technique utilizes a moving force device, squeezed against the workpiece, to accomplish plastic twisting of the surface layer. Another burnishing device was presented in this investigation, which empowers ball-burnishing process in site in the wake of turning without discharging the workpiece. Impact of burnishing parameters, which are burnishing feed, burnishing speed, and burnishing force upon conclusive roughness surface were illustrated. Burnishing results demonstrated noteworthy viability of the burnishing tool simultaneously. The surface roughness of the turned test examples were enhanced by burnishing. For the treated material in this investigation, the best consequences of surface roughness was acquired with a range of ball burnishing forces, rate it 64, 136, and 200. The base surface roughness was acquired at a feed rate 0.088 mm/rev. what is more, a speed of 48.24 m/min. The littler roundness mistake additionally can be accomplished by utilizing burnishing velocities running between 48.24 to 68.56 m/min. with a polishing feed of 0.088 mm/rev. It was confirmed at the end of the research that the surface roughness increments with low burnishing force and at high speed for various feeds utilizing one ball burnishing.

Keywords:
burnishing force surface roughness burnishing parameters

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