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Application of Cryogenic Technologies in Deformation Processing of Metals

VOLOKITINA I.E., DENISSOVA A.I., VOLOKITIN A.V., FEDOROVA T.D., and LAVRINYUK D.N.

Karaganda Industrial University, Republic Ave. 30, 101400 Temirtau, Kazakhstan

Received 15.06.2023, final version 20.02.2024 Download PDF logo PDF

Abstract
The publications in the field of cryogenic-technologies’ applications in the processes of the thermal and deformation treatments of metals are reviewed. The most effective fields of the applications of cryogenic liquids and gases for the heat treatment of working tools and metals (titanium, aluminium, and copper alloys) are in the rolling production and heavy engineering in order to improve the product quality, equipment and tool durability, to reduce the impact on the environment and operating personnel. The effects of cryogenic treatment and cooling on the tool life, wear, cutting temperature, surface roughness, dimensional accuracy, and cutting force are considered. As a result, the use of cryogenic processing and cryogenic cooling in machining processes increases the tool life and improves surface roughness as well as reduces the temperature of the machined surface, energy consumption during operation, and, thus, reduces tool wear that contributes to an increase in productivity. The possibility of obtaining and changing the nanostructure of a metal through the cryogenic cooling is also considered. The topic may be of interest for researchers and scientists in the field of metallurgy, materials science, and nanotechnologies.

Keywords: cryogenic cooling, liquid nitrogen, tool life, surface roughness, cryodeformation, low-temperature processing, nanostructured materials.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.15407/ufm.25.01.161

Citation: I.E. Volokitina, A.I. Denissova, A.V. Volokitin, T.D. Fedorova, and D.N. Lavrinuk, Application of Cryogenic Technologies in Deformation Processing of Metals, Progress in Physics of Metals, 25, No. 1: 161–194 (2024)

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