Technology of Residual Stresses Relaxation by the Ultrasonic Vibrations

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The paper studies the effectiveness of new techniques of stabilizing the geometrical parameters of bearing rings in comparison with the thermal stabilization. Processing of bearing rings is made on a special machine in a liquid medium where the ultrasonic vibrations are excited. It is shown that roundness of the rings after ultrasonic stabilization is substantially lower than after the heat treatment.

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