The paper presents ample researches on cavitation erosion of two charges of stainless steel type X3CrNi13-4 on a cavitation stand, through the stationary specimen method. The results of the experimental trials are highlighted in tables and in graphics regarding the reproduction of mass losses and the cavitation erosion rate according to time. The images of the microstructures before the cavitation test and the macrostructures after the cavitation test of the two charges of stainless steel type X3CrNi13-4 are also presented in this paper.
This paper presents the cavitation erosion research through the stationary specimen method of the X20Cr13 martensitic stainless steel. Actual research involves a number of 4 different tests for this material and the comparison between these experimental tests is highlighted by the images and graphs forwarded in the paper. All research was done using vibratory apparatus composed from electro-acoustic piezo-converter, acoustic transformer, a titanium sonotrode and the ultrasonic generator DG-2000. The mass loss of the martensitic stainless steel samples was measure with special digital balance.
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