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Magnetoabrasive treatment of components in equipment with magnetic gaps distributed in the form of a ring

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The movement of the powder in the course of magnetoabrasive polishing of the blade-type components with the magnetic gaps distributed in the form of a ring is characterized by two processes: the nonstationary process operating in reforming the set of the powder from the initial state to the working state; the stationary process in which the displacement of the powder in the gaps and from the gap into another gap is of steady nature.

The intensity of treatment is the highest over the 15–40 m section of the path traveled by the component in the working zones. Variation of the work carried out by the component in reforming the powder is of linear nature in each stage of treatment (stationary and nonstationary). The resistance exerted by the powder to the movement of the blades decreases with increasing speed of travel of the components.

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  1. Kiev Polytechnic Institute, USSR

    V. S. Maiboroda, V. Ya. Shlyuko, N. A. Lapin & L. N. Shvedov

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  1. V. S. Maiboroda
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Translated from Poroshkovaya Metallurgiya, No. 7 (283), pp. 60–63, July, 1986.

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Maiboroda, V.S., Shlyuko, V.Y., Lapin, N.A. et al. Magnetoabrasive treatment of components in equipment with magnetic gaps distributed in the form of a ring. Powder Metall Met Ceram 25, 582–585 (1986). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00792367

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