Experimental Study on High-pressure Abrasive Water Jet Descaling for Alloy Wire

CHENG Peng-fei, ZHOU Xiang-hong, TANG Yong

Surface Technology ›› 2016, Vol. 45 ›› Issue (4) : 144-148,188.

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Surface Technology ›› 2016, Vol. 45 ›› Issue (4) : 144-148,188. DOI: 10.16490/j.cnki.issn.1001-3660.2016.04.024
Materials Surface Modification Technology and Processes

Experimental Study on High-pressure Abrasive Water Jet Descaling for Alloy Wire

  • CHENG Peng-fei1, ZHOU Xiang-hong1, TANG Yong2
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Objective To optimize the high-pressure water jet system for alloy rod. Methods A high-pressure water jet descaling system test device for metal rod was established, and the effects of material, working pressure, nozzle number, speed, abrasive concentration, and target distance on descaling result were studied. Image processing technology was adopted for the quantitative analysis of descaling effect, and the descaling effect was quantized to a precise representation of net descaling rate. The effects of system pressure, nozzle number, movement speed, abrasive concentration and target distance on descaling were fitted and analyzed by MATLAB software. Results The production line of 5000 t/ a high-pressure water jet descaling system for alloy rod was designed, with the parameters as follows: rated pressure 45 MPa, rated flow 10 m3 / h, maximum speed descaling 40 m/ min, abrasive concentration 35% , target distance 20 mm, amount of nozzles 12. Conclusion The high-pressure water jet descaling system could meet the descaling design requirements of alloy wire rod, with broad application prospects.

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alloy wire; abrasive water jet; descaling parameters; descaling effect; image processing; curve fitting

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CHENG Peng-fei, ZHOU Xiang-hong, TANG Yong. Experimental Study on High-pressure Abrasive Water Jet Descaling for Alloy Wire[J]. Surface Technology. 2016, 45(4): 144-148,188

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Supported by Hunan Province Philosophy Social Sciences Project (15JD21)
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