2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.promfg.2019.02.024
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Corrosion behavior of ductile and austempered ductile cast iron in 0.01M and 0.05M NaCl Environments.

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“…Due to its superior fluidity and casting properties, high wear resistance and other mechanical properties, good machining capability and low production costs, cast iron materials are used in many industrial fields which are automotive, machinery, pipes and nuclear waste containers [1,2]. Cast iron with excellent mechanical properties and desirable castability is extensively used as the engineering material [3].…”
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“…Due to its superior fluidity and casting properties, high wear resistance and other mechanical properties, good machining capability and low production costs, cast iron materials are used in many industrial fields which are automotive, machinery, pipes and nuclear waste containers [1,2]. Cast iron with excellent mechanical properties and desirable castability is extensively used as the engineering material [3].…”
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“…Cast iron with excellent mechanical properties and desirable castability is extensively used as the engineering material [3]. Alloying, vermiculation, inoculation and heat treatment applications are used to develop suitable structures in various types of cast iron [1,2,[4][5][6][7]. Matched to different applications, cast irons could be further improved in their properties.…”
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“…La fundición nodular o fundición dúctil se obtiene a partir de la fundición gris, mediante un proceso térmico y un proceso de inoculación con una sustancia rica en Mg. Las fundiciones nodulares tienen un amplio campo de aplicaciones, principalmente en la industria automotriz, debido a su versatilidad en cuanto al diseño de piezas de ingeniería y también a su menor densidad en comparación con aceros y su competitiva relación resistencia/densidad respecto a otros metales y aleaciones [1]. Su principal característica microestructural es la presencia de nódulos de grafito embebidos en una matriz ferrítico-perlítica [2], lo cual le otorga mayor resistencia a la tracción y mayor tenacidad comparado con la fundición gris [3], sin embargo, este material tiene una baja resistencia a la corrosión, lo cual puede ser mejorado mediante diferentes tratamientos superficiales [4]. Una de las técnicas que se emplea para este fin es la de proyección térmica por flama, en la cual se funde el material de aporte (alambre o polvo) mediante una llama de gas combustible acetileno-oxígeno, y luego se atomiza mediante aire comprimido proyectándolo al sustrato [5].…”
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