National Project: Pyrowear

National Projects

Development of high-pressure gas quenching technology for satellite gears of epicyclic FDGS motor for aerospace applications, made of Pyrowear 53 steel and operating under long-term and cyclically variable operating loads (Pyrowear)

Pyrowear

Title:
Development of high-pressure gas quenching technology for satellite gears of epicyclic FDGS motor for aerospace applications, made of Pyrowear 53 steel and operating under long-term and cyclically variable operating loads

Acronym:
Pyrowear

Programme name: TECHMATSTRATEG

Project value: PLN 12,184,255.00

Contribution from national funds: PLN 11,262,102.00

Co-financing for Łukasiewicz–GIT: PLN 1,723,565.00

Project financed by the National Centre for Research and Development under the Strategic Research and Development Programme “Modern materials technologies” TECHMATSTRATEG

Start: 24.04.2020 / End: 30.09.2023

Consortium:

  1. Rzeszów University of Technology
  2. AGH University
  3. Warsaw University of Technology
  4. Pratt & Whitney Rzeszów S.A.
  5. Łukasiewicz Research Network – Upper Silesian Institute of Technology
  6. Łukasiewicz Research Network – Warsaw Institute of Technology

Executive Agency: National Centre for Research and Development

Project Manager:
prof. PhD DSc Bogdan Garbarz
Tel.: 32 2345 249
E-mail: bogdan.garbarz@git.lukasiewicz.gov.pl

Objective:

The project concerns the development of high-pressure gas quenching technology for gears for the aerospace industry.

Research is carried out justifying the use and selection of gas quenching parameters and determining their impact on the properties of the surface layer and the core of gears made of the Pyrowear53 steel. A control and measurement system designed for non-destructive detection of microcracks on gears after gas quenching will also be developed.

The results of the research will form the basis for replacing the currently used process of quenching gears in oil by the process of high-pressure gas quenching at Pratt & Whitney Rzeszów SA.

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