2020
DOI: 10.33271/nvngu/2020-6/041
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Effect of alloying heat-resistant packing coatings on their tribotechnical, physical and mechanical properties

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“…Samples -pads 9x15x3 were made of AISI-201 steel coated with a high-entropy CuCrNiZrTi alloy (890 HV). The assessment of the wear of the pads was carried out according to the energy intensity of wear Im (mg•J -1 ), taking into account the determination of the work of friction forces at each of the stages of tribotechnical tests in accordance with the procedure described in [7]. In the case of obvious jumps in the resistance to rotation, at the second stage of the research, it was supposed to subject the systems of materials to repeated running-in with low load values of 45 N and 90 N with a holding time on each of them for 2 minutes.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Samples -pads 9x15x3 were made of AISI-201 steel coated with a high-entropy CuCrNiZrTi alloy (890 HV). The assessment of the wear of the pads was carried out according to the energy intensity of wear Im (mg•J -1 ), taking into account the determination of the work of friction forces at each of the stages of tribotechnical tests in accordance with the procedure described in [7]. In the case of obvious jumps in the resistance to rotation, at the second stage of the research, it was supposed to subject the systems of materials to repeated running-in with low load values of 45 N and 90 N with a holding time on each of them for 2 minutes.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%