FACTORS AFFECTING THE WEAR AND DAMAGE OF DRAWING TOOLS IN RING ROLLING MACHINES
Abstract
The wear and damage of drawing tools in ring rolling machines are critical factors that influence the performance, efficiency, and operational lifespan of the machinery. This paper investigates the primary causes of tool wear and damage during the drawing process, emphasizing factors such as material properties, operational conditions, and environmental influences. An in-depth analysis of tool degradation mechanisms, including abrasive wear, adhesive wear, thermal degradation, and fatigue, is presented. Experimental results based on controlled tests are also discussed to understand the extent of wear under different operational parameters. The findings provide recommendations for improving tool life and the efficiency of ring rolling processes.
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