2022
DOI: 10.15407/mfint.44.04.0531
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Tribological Properties of Composite Coating Ni–Cr–B–Si–Boron-Containing Dispersed Phases Obtained by Arc Surfacing, at Abrasive Action and Sliding Friction

Abstract: Проведено порівняльну аналізу структурно-фазового стану, мікротвердости, зносостійкости та механізмів зношування при випробуваннях по закріпленому абразиву і нежорстко закріплених абразивних частках, а також в умовах тертя ковзання, натоплених дуговим способом покриттів композиційним матеріялом (КМ) на основі порошкового матеріялу системи Ni-Cr-B-Si, модифікованого матеріялом, що містить бориди Титану, Хрому, і одержаного з застосуванням процесу самопоширюваного високотемпературного синтезу. Встановлено, що в … Show more

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“…For the restoration of cylindrical surfaces, various methods of surfacing, gas-flame and plasma spraying, electrolytic deposition, and resistance welding are mainly used [4]. Wide opportunities for increasing the durability of parts are opened up by the use of resistance welding and powder brazing, which has the following undeniable advantages [5]: high productivity; minimal losses of filler material (during welding and subsequent processing, losses do not exceed 5%); practically no burnout of chemical elements of the filler material; insignificant thermal effect on the part (the zone of thermal influence does not exceed 0.3 mm); the ability to apply a thin, dense, poreand shell-free layer of metal with high hardness and with minimal allowance for machining.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For the restoration of cylindrical surfaces, various methods of surfacing, gas-flame and plasma spraying, electrolytic deposition, and resistance welding are mainly used [4]. Wide opportunities for increasing the durability of parts are opened up by the use of resistance welding and powder brazing, which has the following undeniable advantages [5]: high productivity; minimal losses of filler material (during welding and subsequent processing, losses do not exceed 5%); practically no burnout of chemical elements of the filler material; insignificant thermal effect on the part (the zone of thermal influence does not exceed 0.3 mm); the ability to apply a thin, dense, poreand shell-free layer of metal with high hardness and with minimal allowance for machining.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%