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Assessment of the Performance of a Loaded Cantilever-Fixed Part in the Course of Local Wear

  • RELIABILITY, STRENGTH, AND WEAR RESISTANCE OF MACHINES AND STRUCTURES
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The operation of the executive bodies of soil and soil-cultivating equipment (for example, the teeth of excavator buckets) is often accompanied by the formation and development of local wear, which is the cause of destruction. Meanwhile, well-known theoretical studies devoted to the study of working conditions and forecasting the resource of such parts are few and are of a private nature, stipulated by the solution of specific problems. This article deals with cantilever-fixed parts in the case of prevailing wear in local areas of the working surface. A rectangular cantilever fixed beam subjected to bending with a section where a groove simulating wear is located is considered as a calculation model. It has been established that the working state of a cantilever-fixed part with the presence of local wear is determined by a system of inequalities relating its geometry to the allowable stresses and pressure of the wear medium. A mathematical model has been obtained facilitating prediction of the resource of a part as its wear develops.

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  1. Bryansk State Agrarian University, 243365, Kokino, Bryansk oblast, Russia

    A. M. Mikhal’chenkov, V. F. Komogortsev, S. A. Fes’kov & G. V. Orekhova

  2. Mechanical Engineering Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences (IMASH RAN), 101990, Moscow, Russia

    I. N. Kravchenko & O. V. Barmina

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Mikhal’chenkov, A.M., Kravchenko, I.N., Komogortsev, V.F. et al. Assessment of the Performance of a Loaded Cantilever-Fixed Part in the Course of Local Wear. J. Mach. Manuf. Reliab. 52 (Suppl 1), S26–S31 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1052618823090091

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