2022
DOI: 10.21741/9781644901755-9
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Predicting the Thickness of the Hardening Coating during Diffusion Metallization of Cast Iron

Abstract: Abstract. The article presents the calculations of diffusion indices of saturation of high-strength cast iron VCh 60 from powder filling. Carbide-forming elements were used as diffusers: vanadium, chromium and manganese. As a result of the research, empirical equations have been established for predicting the thickness of strengthening diffusion coatings depending on the temperature and saturation time.

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“…The thickness of the hardened coating during pure vanadizing was 5-19 μm on steel [8,12] and 25-35 μm on cast iron [33,34]. At a low concentration of aluminium Al in the reaction powder medium (up to 1.5-2%), the thickness of the hardened layer increased to 35-55 μm.…”
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confidence: 97%
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“…The thickness of the hardened coating during pure vanadizing was 5-19 μm on steel [8,12] and 25-35 μm on cast iron [33,34]. At a low concentration of aluminium Al in the reaction powder medium (up to 1.5-2%), the thickness of the hardened layer increased to 35-55 μm.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…The regressive relationship between the coating thickness h and the concentration of aluminium Al and inert filler in the reaction powder medium was obtained on the basis of experimental data (Figure 3). The thickness of the hardened coating during pure vanadizing was 5–19 µm on steel [8,12] and 25–35 µm on cast iron [33,34]. At a low concentration of aluminium Al in the reaction powder medium (up to 1.5–2%), the thickness of the hardened layer increased to 35–55 µm.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…To evaluate the mutual slip of tooth profiles, the concept of specific slip is used (Kobeleva and Tyktamishev, 2017). The sliding speeds of the gear and wheel, which are in conjugation, are determined (Veselovsky et al, 2022b) as:…”
Section: Materials and Methods Aleksandr Veselovsky Et Almentioning
confidence: 99%