Investigation on the microstructural evolution of machined surface for broaching GH4169 under critical State
摘要
The plowing effect critically impacts microstructure during final-pass broaching turbine disk tenon grooves of GH4169. SEM/EBSD analysis and crystal-based FE simulation revealed the simultaneous occurrence of plastic pile-up and surface cracks at a cutting depth of 0.01 mm, accompanied by a 28.4% increase in average grain size (AGS) statistics during the plowing-to-shearing transition and an increase in surface roughness Sa from 0.2767 μm to 0.6042 μm. This mechanistic insight establishes criteria for surface integrity control in high-precision machining of high-temperature alloys.