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- 2023Tribological Properties of Protic Ionic Liquid as an Additive in Aqueous Glycerol Solution for Ruby-Bearing Steel Tribo-Contactcitations
- 2021Investigation of TiCrN-coated high speed steel tools wear during medium density fiberboard millingcitations
- 2015The wear resistance of electrospark coatings on steel c45 when operating with counterbodies of different steels
- 2015Increasing wear resistance of 30x13 stainless steel by electrospark alloyingcitations
- 2013Wear behavior of electrospark coatings on steel
- 2013Investigation of tribological properties in piezoelectric contact
- 2008Research of strengthening plough parts by welding ; Apvirintų plūgo detalių dilimo tyrimai
- 2008Research of strengthening plough parts by welding
- 2006Selective transfer phenomenon in lubricated sliding surfaces with copper and its alloy coatings made by electro-pulse sprayingcitations
- 2006Tribological Evaluation of Copper Coats Made by Electro-Pulse Spraying
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Wear behavior of electrospark coatings on steel
Abstract
Studies of the tribological properties of electrospark coatings on steel 45 prepared by processing with electrodes made of chromium, molybdenum, BrOF6.5-0.15 grade bronze, and a T15K6 hard alloy are described. The studies were conducted in a cell according to three test patterns using and cutting fluid and MGE-46V hydraulic oil under different loads. The first-pattern tribological tests showed that the chromium coating is the most wear-resistant (U = 0.7 mg) and the coating of BrOF6.5-0.15 grade bronze exhibits the lowest antiwear properties (U = 4.7 mg). The second-pattern wear tests also revealed that the highest and lowest wear resistance is exhibited by the chromium coating (U = 0.4 mg) and the BrOF6.5-0.15 bronze coating, respectively. According to the third-pattern tests, the highest wear resistance was found for a composite coating of a T15K6 hard alloy + BrOF6.5-0.15 bronze (U = 0.8 mg), while the lowest antiwear properties were exhibited by the BrOF6.5-0.15 bronze coating (U = 6 mg).