JOURNAL OF JAPANESE SOCIETY OF TRIBOLOGISTS
Online ISSN : 2189-9967
Print ISSN : 0915-1168
ISSN-L : 0915-1168
Volume 61, Issue 6
Special Issue on Tribology Associated with Electricity
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Contents
Serial Messages to Tribologists
Special Issue on Tribology Associated with Electricity
Explanation
Lecture Lecture of Tribology
Up-to-date News Essay for Overseas Experience in Tribology -Around the World-
Original Contribution
  • Ryousuke ANO, Masahiro FUJII, Hiroshi OHSAKI
    2016 Volume 61 Issue 6 Pages 393-400
    Published: June 15, 2016
    Released on J-STAGE: June 15, 2016
    JOURNAL FREE ACCESS
    Steel ball used for the deep groove ball bearing (hereafter steel ball) is an important mechanical component which supports the industries and our daily lives. The usage environment of steel ball has increasingly become multifaceted and severe with downsizing and souped-up on especially automotive and industrial machine applications. Since steel ball is under heavily-loaded environment, the improvement of steel ball reliability is one of the most important action assignments. Authors have been focusing on steel ball and researching for the improvement of steel ball reliability1,2,3). In general, steel ball is given the residual stress to constrict the indentation on treating, but residual stress influences rolling fatigue life of steel ball. In this report, the rolling fatigue lives of steel balls with various residual stress distributions were evaluated under dynamic load condition which could make the flaking preferentially on steel ball in bearing. It was examined how residual stress affected on rolling fatigue of steel ball by investigating residual stress variations particularly under rolling fatigue with X-ray diffraction. In the result, initial residual stress of steel ball was changed drastically by rolling contact, and increasing of radial residual stress mainly caused the flaking of steel ball.
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