Analysis of the quenching oil's cooling curves with agitation and with addition of nanoparticles

Župan, Josip and Filetin, Tomislav and Landek, Darko (2014) Analysis of the quenching oil's cooling curves with agitation and with addition of nanoparticles. = Analysis of the quenching oil's cooling curves with agitation and with addition of nanoparticles. In: European Conference on Heat Treatment and 21st IFHTSE Congress, 12-15.05.2014., Munich; Germany.

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Abstract

The main goal of the investigation is to define the quenching characteristics of standard quenching oil with ultrasonic agitation and addition of nanoparticles. The tested quenching oil was Fuchs Thermisol QH 120. The tested quenchant temperatures were set at 20 and 60°C. This oil type was previously tested within the Liquid Quenchant Database project. Two methods of heat transfer dynamics enhancement were investigated: agitation using ultrasonic bath and the addition of high thermal conductivity nanoparticles. Bath parameters were frequency of 50 kHz and 120 W of power achieving pressure waves from 50-200 kPa.. Nanoparticles of TiO2 were added to the oil in order to increase thermal conductivity and heat transfer characteristics of the oil. All of the cooling curves were measured, recorded and evaluated by IVF SmartQuench system using Inconel 600 probe with 12.5 mm diameter in accordance with ISO 9950 standard. Cooling rate vs. temperature and time was compared for all of the investigated media, as well as the heat transfer coefficient (HTC). The effect of quenchant temperature, nanoparticle concentration and ultrasonic agitation on the cooling characteristics was investigated.

Item Type: Conference or Workshop Item (Lecture)
Keywords (Croatian): Cooling; Nanoparticles; Oil shale; Phase diagrams; Thermal conductivity; Cooling characteristics; Heat transfer characteristics; Heat transfer coefficient (HTC); High thermal conductivity; Nanoparticle concentrations; Nanoquenchant; Oil; Ultrasonic agitation; Quenching
Subjects: TECHNICAL SCIENCE > Mechanical Engineering
Divisions: 1000 Department of Materials > 1010 Chair of Materials and Tribology
1000 Department of Materials > 1020 Chair of Heat Treatment and Surface Engineering
Indexed in Web of Science: No
Indexed in Current Contents: No
Citations SCOPUS: 0 (27.5.2015.)
Date Deposited: 27 May 2015 12:48
Last Modified: 27 May 2015 12:48
URI: http://repozitorij.fsb.hr/id/eprint/4266

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