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A method for increase abrasive wear resistance parts by obtaining on methods casting on gasifying models

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, , Citation V V Sedukhin et al 2017 IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng. 265 012020 DOI 10.1088/1757-899X/265/1/012020

1757-899X/265/1/012020

Abstract

Method optimizes hardening working layer parts', working in high-abrasive conditions looks in this work: bland refractory particles WC and TiC in respect of 70/30 wt. % prepared by beforehand is applied on polystyrene model in casting' mould. After metal poured in mould, withstand for crystallization, and then a study is carried out. Study macro- and microstructure received samples allows to say that thickness and structure received hardened layer depends on duration interactions blend harder carbides and liquid metal. Different character interactions various dispersed particles and matrix metal observed under the same conditions. Tests abrasive wear resistance received materials of method calculating residual masses was conducted in laboratory' conditions. Results research wear resistance showed about that method obtaining harder coating of blend carbide tungsten and carbide titanium by means of drawing on surface foam polystyrene model before moulding, allows receive details with surface has wear resistance in 2.5 times higher, than details of analogy steel uncoated. Wherein energy costs necessary for transformation units mass' substances in powder at obtained harder layer in 2.06 times higher, than materials uncoated.

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10.1088/1757-899X/265/1/012020