1989
DOI: 10.1007/bf00795030
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Processing properties of gas-atomized R6M5K5 high-speed powders

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“…Based on a morphology analysis of sprayed particles, grain-size analysis, and chemical analysis of powders in comparison with sprayed powders of high-speed steels [8,9] have shown that a greater carbon content in the melt somewhat reduces the content of oxygen in the powder (spraying conditions being equal). On the other hand, a watersprayed powder contains much more oxygen than gas-sprayed powders of the same composition.…”
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“…Based on a morphology analysis of sprayed particles, grain-size analysis, and chemical analysis of powders in comparison with sprayed powders of high-speed steels [8,9] have shown that a greater carbon content in the melt somewhat reduces the content of oxygen in the powder (spraying conditions being equal). On the other hand, a watersprayed powder contains much more oxygen than gas-sprayed powders of the same composition.…”
Section: 762mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, there is a need to create cheaper composites (as compared with conventional hard alloys) since wear-resistant materials have widespread application. These materials include carbide steels based on the Fe-Cr-C system [4,5] and stainless austenitic steels with chromium carbide additions [6][7][8].…”
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