2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.wear.2006.12.006
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Characterization of wear and metallurgical properties for development of agricultural grade steel suitable in specific soil conditions

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“…There are contradictory opinions in the reported literature -some authors [22][23][24][25] suggested that increase in hardness increases abrasive wear resistance, while few others reported 26,27) a decrease in abrasive wear resistance with the increase in hardness, in particular, where abrasive wear by brittle fractures predominates. Relatively less data is published regarding the abrasive wear behaviour of En31 steel.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…There are contradictory opinions in the reported literature -some authors [22][23][24][25] suggested that increase in hardness increases abrasive wear resistance, while few others reported 26,27) a decrease in abrasive wear resistance with the increase in hardness, in particular, where abrasive wear by brittle fractures predominates. Relatively less data is published regarding the abrasive wear behaviour of En31 steel.…”
Section: )mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…W literaturze zwró-cono również uwagę na aspekty materiałowe, takie jak np. skład chemiczny i struktura, wpływające na intensywność zużywania warstw wierzchnich [2,3]. Powszechnie stosowanym sposobem kształtowania składu chemicznego i struktury warstwy wierzchniej elementów obrabiających glebę jest wytwarzanie odpornych na ścieranie warstw za pomocą technik spawalniczych [4,5].…”
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“…The identification and description of wear in soil comes down to a comprehensive description of the process of friction involving: the soil -the working element -the parameters of work [3]. The soil is a complex, animate creation of nature, in which continuous processes of decomposition and synthesis occur for both mineral and organic compounds, along with their displacement [4].…”
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confidence: 99%