Shaft Machining
Project
Shafts are mechanical parts that transmit motion, torque, or bending moments. Generally round metal rods, each segment can have different diameters.Motor shaft machining, stainless steel shaft machining, long shaft parts, precision shaft machining, small shaft machining, gear shaft machining, step shaft machining.
Technology
The product structure of the shaft is different. The shaft can be divided into a stepped shaft, a tapered mandrel, an optical shaft, a hollow shaft, a crankshaft, a camshaft, an eccentric shaft, various screw shafts, and the like.It is mainly used to support transmission parts, transmit torque and bear load. Shaft parts are rotating parts, whose length is greater than the diameter, generally consisting of the outer cylindrical surface, conical surface, inner bore and threads of the concentric shaft and the corresponding end face. According to different structural shapes, shaft parts can be divided into optical axis, stepped shaft, hollow shaft and crankshaft.
Shafts with an aspect ratio of less than 5 are called minor axes, and those with diameters greater than 20 are called elongated shafts, with most of the axes in between.
The basic production process is as follows:
1. Parts pattern analysis;
2. Determine the blank;
3. The method of determining the primary processing surface;
4. Determine the positioning benchmark;
5. Division phase
6. Heat treatment process arrangement;
7. Processing size and cutting amount;
8. Formulate the process;
9. Drive shaft machining process process diagram. Comprehensive analysis of the above:
Material
There are many types of shaft materials, and the selection is mainly based on the shaft strength, stiffness, wear resistance and other requirements, as well as the heat treatment method used to achieve these requirements, while taking into account the manufacturing process to be selected, and strive to economic and reasonable.
The common materials for shafts are high-quality carbon steels 35, 45, and 50. The most commonly used steels are 45 and 40Cr steels. For shafts with smaller loads, ordinary carbon steels such as Q235 or Q275 are also commonly used. For the shafts that require greater force, shaft size and weight are limited, and there are certain special requirements, alloy steel can be used, commonly used 40Cr, 40MnB, 40CrNi and so on. The material of the shaft is mainly carbon steel and alloy steel. Most of the steel shaft blanks use rolled steel and forgings, while others use direct round steel.
Ductile cast iron and some high-strength cast irons are easy to cast into complex shapes due to their good casting properties, as well as good vibration damping performance. Low sensitivity to stress concentration, the impact of the fulcrum displacement is small. Therefore, it is often used to manufacture complex-shaped shafts.
Camshaft material and heat treatment process (table)
material | Preheat treatment | Final heat treatment | |||
Technology | Hardness(HB) | Technology | Layer deep(mm) | Hardness(HB) | |
QT600-3 | Normalizing | 229~302 | Bainite austempering | 0.1~0.15 | 43~50 |
45QT600-3 | Normalizing | 163~197 | Induction hardening | 2.5~5.5 | kink 55~63 |
20QT600-350 | Stress relief annealing | ≥170 | Carburizing, quenching and tempering
| 1.3~1.7 | 58~62 |
20CrMnTi | Normalizing | -- | Carburizing, quenching and tempering | 1.7~2.2 | 56~61 |
50Mn | Annealing | 241~285 | Induction hardening cam | 2~5 | 58~62 |
45 | Normalizing - | Induction quenching, tempering | 1.3~2.5 | 50~55 | |
