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Improving Wear Resistance for Friction Surfaces of Carbon and Alloyed Steels via Implanting Nanosized Particles

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The technologies of ITCEMT (implantation of tungsten carbides by electromechanical treatment) and INDEMT (implantation of nanodiamonds by electromechanical treatment) and equipment for strengthening the surface friction layers of carbon and alloyed steels in order to increase wear resistance are proposed. The main principles for improving the wear resistance of steel friction surfaces by means of combined electromechanical treatment (EMT) based on tungsten carbide with implanting nanodiamonds are considered. The wear resistance of 45 and R18 grade steels has been tested, including those with coatings.

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  1. Bryansk State Technical University, 241037, Bryansk, Russia

    A. O. Gorlenko & M. Yu. Shevtsov

  2. Togliatti State University, Togliatti, Samara oblast, 445029, Russia

    D. A. Boldyrev

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Gorlenko, A.O., Shevtsov, M.Y. & Boldyrev, D.A. Improving Wear Resistance for Friction Surfaces of Carbon and Alloyed Steels via Implanting Nanosized Particles. Steel Transl. 52, 344–349 (2022). https://doi.org/10.3103/S0967091222030044

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