Study on Influence of MoS2 Plant Oil-based Nanofluid on Drilling Performance of GH4169 Nickel-based Alloy
In order to investigate the tribological mechanism at the micro-lubricated drilling interface,plant oil-based MoS2 nanofluids were prepared using castor oil as the base oil with mass fractions of 1%,2%,and 3%.A micro-lubricated drilling experimental platform was established to conduct drilling experiments on nickel-based high-temperature alloy GH4169 under dry cutting,pure castor oil micro-lubrication,and different mass fraction MoS2 nanofluid micro-lubrication conditions.The influence of these lubrication methods on the drilling performance of nickel-based alloys was compared and analyzed.The results showed that MoS2 nanofluids can reduce average cutting temperatures by over 100 ℃,decrease tool wear by up to 75%,improve surface quality,and extend tool life by eight times.These improvements are mainly attributed to the thermal conductivity of nano-particles which reduces chip adhesion.Additionally,repair functions provided by nano-particles can fill in tiny gaps on cutting edges,further extending tool life.