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第 45 卷     第 8 期                      摩擦学学报(中英文)                                       Vol 45   No 8
            2025  年 8  月                                 Tribology                                   Aug, 2025

            DOI: 10.16078/j.tribology.2024093        CSTR: 32261.14.j.tribology.2024093

            杨子腾, 张蒙祺, 莫继良, 章龙管, 周仲荣. 新型TBM螺旋槽滚刀磨损自锐性研究[J]. 摩擦学学报(中英文), 2025, 45(8):
            1217−1229.    YANG Ziteng, ZHANG Mengqi, MO Jiliang, ZHANG Longguan, ZHOU Zhongrong. Self-Sharpening Characteristic
            of Novel Spiral Groove Cutter of TBM[J]. Tribology, 2025, 45(8): 1217−1229.




                         新型TBM螺旋槽滚刀磨损自锐性研究



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                                    杨子腾 , 张蒙祺 , 莫继良 , 章龙管 , 周仲荣                     1
                                   (1. 西南交通大学 机械工程学院 摩擦学研究所,四川 成都 610031;
                                 2. 西南交通大学 盾构/TBM装备摩擦学设计实验室,四川 成都 610031;
                                           3. 中铁工程服务有限公司,四川 成都 610083)
                摘   要: 全断面隧道掘进机(TBM)是地下空间建设的大型机械设备,在交通隧道和水利水电等重大工程施工中都发
                挥着关键作用. 盘形滚刀是TBM破岩掘进的执行部件,恶劣的工作条件会增大滚刀磨损速率,同时,磨损导致的刀
                具钝化会使滚刀的破岩性能持续降低,是制约TBM掘进效率的1项瓶颈问题. 本研究中尝试提出1种基于表面结构
                设计的具有自锐性的新型螺旋槽滚刀,开展现场试验得到其真实磨损状态,并验证其自锐性. 对比了磨损前后破岩
                性能变化,并分析了自锐性引起的滚刀破岩性能的变化趋势. 结果表明:螺旋槽滚刀和平顶滚刀磨损后破岩性能呈
                相反变化趋势,在给定侵入深度下,磨损后的螺旋槽滚刀所需载荷下降、比能降低,其主要原因在于磨损使该型滚
                刀与岩石的平均接触面积下降,滚刀更易侵入岩石;反之,磨损后的平顶滚刀接触面积增大,切削力和比能同时升
                高,钝化导致的破岩性能降低现象显著. 新型螺旋槽滚刀自锐性问题研究可为滚刀设计与选型提供一定参考.
                关键词: 隧道掘进机; 盘形滚刀; 磨损; 破岩性能; 自锐性
                中图分类号: TH117.2                 文献标志码: A                    文章编号: 1004-0595(2025)08–1217–13


                             Self-Sharpening Characteristic of Novel Spiral
                                             Groove Cutter of TBM



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                     YANG Ziteng , ZHANG Mengqi , MO Jiliang , ZHANG Longguan , ZHOU Zhongrong
                        (1. Tribology Research Institute, School of Mechanical Engineering, Southwest Jiaotong University,
                                                Sichuan Chengdu 610031, China;
                           2. Tribological Design Laboratory of Shield/TBM Equipment, Southwest Jiaotong University,
                                                Sichuan Chengdu 610031, China;
                               3. China Railway Engineering Services Co, Ltd, Sichuan Chengdu 610083, China)
                 Abstract:  Tunnel  boring  machines  (TBMs)  are  large-scale  mechanical  devices  that  play  an  essential  role  in  the
                 construction of various underground infrastructures, including transportation tunnels, water conservancy projects and
                 hydropower facilities. TBMs are engineered to efficiently excavate through a variety of geological conditions, making
                 them indispensable in modern civil engineering and construction projects. One of the critical components of a TBM is
                 the disc cutter, which is responsible for the rock-cutting process. The performance and longevity of cutters are vital for
                 the overall efficiency of the TBM, as they directly influence the rate of excavation and the quality of the tunnel being


            Received 6 May 2024, revised 23 August 2024, accepted 26 August 2024, available online 2 January 2025.
            *Corresponding author. E-mail: mzhang@switu.edu.cn, Tel: +86-15608189939.
            This project was supported by the National Natural science Foundation of China Youth Project (52005419) and Sichuan Provincial
            Natural Science Foundation Youth Project (2023NSFSC0859).
            国家自然科学基金青年项目(52005419)和四川省自然科学基金青年项目(2023NSFSC0859)资助.
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