A numerical model for the cyclic working life of a structurally inhomogeneous powder material

Antsiferov, A. N.; Sokolkin, Yu. V.; Chekalkin, A. A.; Babushkin, A. V.

doi:10.1007/bf00560207

Powder Metall Met Ceram

1995

DOI: 10.1007/bf00560207

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A numerical model for the cyclic working life of a structurally inhomogeneous powder material

A. N. Antsiferov¹,

Yu. V. Sokolkin²,

A. A. Chekalkin³

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“…The conditions of the tests envisaged a symmetric loading cycle with a frequency of 20 Hz on a test base N = 3 x 106 cycles [7]. The counterbody in the tests for abrasion strength was of 25A25PSM26K5B abrasive material; in the tests with an abrasive-oil layer the counterbody was made of steel 45.…”

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Wear and fatigue resistances of metastable steel-copper pseudoalloys

Antsiferov¹,

Шацов²,

Smyshlyaeva³

1997

Met Sci Heat Treat

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As a rule the quality of parts made of powder materials is evaluated by the criteria of structural strength, which very often do not reflect their actual operating capacity. This is connected not only with the scale factor, because specimens of rather large size are required for correct determination of crack resistance, but also with the special features of porous steels with a nonuniform concentration. The present paper concerns results of a study of the fatigue and wear resistances of metastable steel -copper pseudoalloys that are copper-infiltrated powder steels.

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Wear and fatigue resistances of metastable steel-copper pseudoalloys

Antsiferov¹,

Шацов²,

Smyshlyaeva³

1997

Met Sci Heat Treat

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Antsiferov¹

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Powder Metallurgy and Metal Ceramics

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Microstructural model of ceramic cutting plate

Kuzin

2011

Russ. Engin. Res.

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A numerical model for the cyclic working life of a structurally inhomogeneous powder material

Cited by 4 publications

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Wear and fatigue resistances of metastable steel-copper pseudoalloys

Wear and fatigue resistances of metastable steel-copper pseudoalloys

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Microstructural model of ceramic cutting plate

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