2019
DOI: 10.3103/s1052618819040046
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Numerical Analysis of Heat Flows in the Process of Laser Melting of Coatings

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“…Taking into account the assumption that the force of adhesion interaction is directly proportional to the value of surface energy, then the friction coefficient should be proportional to the surface energy. As shown in [15] work, the hardness of fluoroplastic after radiation hardening is almost 2 times greater than the initial one. According to [1], surface energy [15] σ is nonlinearly proportional to hardness σ -Н 1/2 .…”
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“…Taking into account the assumption that the force of adhesion interaction is directly proportional to the value of surface energy, then the friction coefficient should be proportional to the surface energy. As shown in [15] work, the hardness of fluoroplastic after radiation hardening is almost 2 times greater than the initial one. According to [1], surface energy [15] σ is nonlinearly proportional to hardness σ -Н 1/2 .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 53%
“…As shown in [15] work, the hardness of fluoroplastic after radiation hardening is almost 2 times greater than the initial one. According to [1], surface energy [15] σ is nonlinearly proportional to hardness σ -Н 1/2 . This explains the increase in the friction coefficient after radiation treatment.…”
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“…The influence of load on the stress distribution and temperature distribution for heat sources of arbitrary shape and time-dependent is studied. An effective strengthening technology for improving the mechanical properties of fluoroplastic is radiation treatment [14]. There are few experimental studies of the sliding friction of fluoroplastic on steel in the hydraulic fluids environment.…”
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“…It was found that the best results were at a substrate temperature of 750 °C. The adhesion strength and thermal insulation of nanostructured yttrium-stabilized zirconia coatings were studied [11]. It is shown that the nanostructured YSZ coating has a bimodal microstructure consisting of nanosized particles and microcolumnar grains.…”
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confidence: 99%