Zhetessova Gulnara

Ms. Zhetessova Gulnara

Karaganda Technical University

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Academic Career Length

11Years (2016-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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13 October 2021 in Materials
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JŠJelena Škamat
Jelena Škamat
OČOlegas Černašėjus
Olegas Černašėjus
ZGZhetessova Gulnara
Zhetessova Gulnara
TNTatyana Nikonova
Tatyana Nikonova
OZOlga Zharkevich
Olga Zharkevich
NVNikolaj Višniakov
Nikolaj Višniakov
In the present study, pulsed laser post-processing was applied to improve the properties of the thermally sprayed NiCrCoFeCBSi/40 wt.% WC coatings. The powder mix was deposited onto a mild steel substrate by flame spray method and then the as-sprayed coatings were processed by Nd:YAG laser. The peak power density applied was between 4.00 × 106 and 5.71 × 106 W/cm2, and the laser operating speed ranged between 100 and 400 mm/min, providing processing in a melting mode. Scanning electron microscopy, energy dispersive spectroscopy, Knop hardness measurements, and “ball-on-disc” dry friction tests were applied to study the effect of the processing parameters on the geometry of laser pass and microstructure, hardness, and tribology of the processed layers. The results obtained revealed that pulsed laser processing provides a monolithic remelted coating layer with the microstructure of ultrafine, W-rich dendrites in Ni-based matrix, where size and distribution of W-rich dendrites periodically vary across remelted layer depth. The composition of W-rich dendrites can be attributed to a carbide of type (W, Cr, Ni, Fe)C. The cracks sensitivity of coatings was visibly reduced with the reduction of power density applied. The hardness of coatings was between ~1070 and ~1140 HK0.2 and correlated with microstructure size, being dependent on the processing parameters. The friction coefficient and wear rate of coatings during dry sliding were reduced by up to ~30% and up to ~2.4 times, respectively, after laser processing.

14 October 2022 in Applied Sciences
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ZGZhetessova Gulnara
Zhetessova Gulnara
TNTatyana Nikonova
Tatyana Nikonova
Łukasz GierzŁukasz Gierz
Łukasz Gierz
ABAlexandra Berg
Alexandra Berg
VYVassiliy Yurchenko
Vassiliy Yurchenko
KAKalinin Anatolyevich Alexey
Kalinin Anatolyevich Alexey
The possibility of using polymer concrete for metal cutting machine beds is analyzed. A comparison of the structures of the machine beds made of polymer concrete and cast iron is made. The frequency of the body of the machine beds made of polymer concrete and cast iron is determined. An analysis of the stress–strain state under static loads is carried out. To increase resistance to wear, it is proposed to spray polymer concrete frames are proposed by the gas–thermal method. The installation of thermal spraying for guide machine beds is given. The optimal parameters for spraying the guides of the machine beds made of polymer concrete are established calculated using the finite element method for the guide beds of metal cutting machine tools using polymer concrete with gaseous coating. The manufacture of the foundation bed from polymer concrete increases the vibration resistance of the machine by 1.4 times. At the same time, the metal consumption of metal cutting machines will decrease by 60%. To increase the wear resistance of the frame guides, it is proposed to use thermal spraying with certain modes typical for polymer concrete. The installation of thermal spraying for bed guides is given. Calculating using the finite element method for the guide beds of metal cutting machines showed that the use of polymer concrete with a wear-resistant coating is justified.

30 September 2016 in Journal of Vibroengineering
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ANAnatolij Nizhegorodov
Anatolij Nizhegorodov
AGAlexey Gavrilin
Alexey Gavrilin
BMBoris Moyzes
Boris Moyzes
IDIvan A. Ditenberg
Ivan A. Ditenberg
OZOlga Zharkevich
Olga Zharkevich
MBMikhail Bets
Mikhail Bets
The article reviews the problems arising during the development of the stand for dynamic tests of technical products in the mode of amplitude-frequency modulation with hydrostatic vibratory drive. It is possible to control the change of the modulating function law and get various spectrograms of the oscillatory process and the oscillation mode with amplitude-frequency modulation, which allows to achieve the maximum effect of vibration tests in the stand.

1 January 2019 in Journal of Applied Engineering Science
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ZGZhetessova Gulnara
Zhetessova Gulnara
VYVasiliy Yurchenko
Vasiliy Yurchenko
TNTatyana Nikonova
Tatyana Nikonova
OZOlga Zharkevich
Olga Zharkevich
The given article provides material on the development of the CADS applied for production processes of component part machining for single-piece production and repair conditions. The article describes technique used to organize a data fl ow and hose methods of machining which cannot be applied under these conditions of machining. This research uses graph theory. The article describes the developed algorithm for machining planning of details. A mathematical model of transitions in the technological process for the processing of parts has been obtained.The developed design CADS reduces the number of errors in the development of production processes. The article describes database for machining planning. In order to form input data, knowledge of production processes of analogous machine parts or products production is not required. Thus developed models of system determines of machine-part production stages. This system gives schemes of its basing, a set of bases and an order of their preparation and forming of schemes of technological dimensional chains. This system counts and recounts interoperational dimensions. Developed models and system allows to increase amount of output information to the level of operational fl ow charts. The designed system gives the chance of its use in modern multiproduct. This system is universal, multifunctional.

12 January 2018 in IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering
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ANA I Nizhegorodov
A I Nizhegorodov
AGA N Gavrilin
A N Gavrilin
BMB B Moyzes
B B Moyzes
ACA I Cherkasov
A I Cherkasov
OZO M Zharkevich
O M Zharkevich
NSN A Savelyeva
N A Savelyeva
The article reviews the development of radial-piston pump with phase control and alternating-flow mode for seismic-testing platforms and other test machines. The prospects for use of the developed device are proved. It is noted that the method of frequency modulation with the detection of the natural frequencies is easily realized by using the radial-piston pump. The prospects of further research are given proof.

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VYVassiliy Yurchenko
Vassiliy Yurchenko
ВГВиталий Гайдук
Виталий Гайдук
ASAliaksandr Skaskevich
Aliaksandr Skaskevich
OZOlga Zharkevich
Olga Zharkevich
ZGZhetessova Gulnara
Zhetessova Gulnara
MMMedgat Mussayev
Medgat Mussayev
As the volume of polymer waste continues to grow, the development of methods for their processing and the creation of composites is an urgent task. In this work, the characteristics of sand–polymer composites based on reclaimed thermoplastics (1:3 mixture of polyolefins) are investigated. It was found that composites containing up to 75 wt% silica sand (100–300 μm) retained acceptable compressive strength (at least 25 MPa) at a strain of no more than 5%. Sand surface treatment improved the interaction between polymer and filler, increasing compressive strength by 10–15% and impact strength by 10% at 70–75 wt% of filler. The deformation and strength parameters of composites modified with carbon nanocomponents were investigated. The dependencies of compressive and bending strength on technological parameters of formation were obtained. The role of modifying components in appretization and reinforcement was shown. The introduction of technological lubricants improved homogeneity but reduced strength. The strengthening effect was related to the increase in the proportion of polymer interacting with the filler surface when the thickness of the polymer matrix reached the nanostate. The introduction of silica nanoparticles (up to 0.1 wt%) increased the compressive strength by 15%. However, the decrease in melt fluidity limited the degree of filling. The obtained composites are promising for application as structural materials in hull products used in limited climatic conditions.