Glass and Ceramics

, Volume 73, Issue 9–10, pp 328–333 | Cite as

Materials Science Principles and Technological Approaches for Engineering, Production, and Application of Wear-Resistant Corundum Spray Nozzles for Boring Machines

  • V. T. Shmuradko
  • F. I. Panteleenko
  • O. P. Reut
  • N. A. Rudenskaya
  • N. V. Kirshina
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The conditions and mechanisms of abrasive breakdown (wear) and the principle of synthesis of structural ceramic materials are analyzed from the standpoint of materials science. A logistic block diagram is developed for the engineering and analysis of the physical-chemical processes and mechanisms of structural engineering in technologies used to obtain abrasion-wear-resistant materials, which from the physical-chemical standpoint afford systematic transformation and conversion of the mineral raw material into construction material and articles (spray nozzles, nozzles, lining plates) with prescribed properties.

Key words

abrasive wear logistic block diagram structural engineering materials science structure property physical-chemical process activated highly concentrated ceramic binding suspensions (AHCBS) technology wear-resistant material article spray nozzle 
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Authors and Affiliations

  • V. T. Shmuradko
    • 1
  • F. I. Panteleenko
    • 1
  • O. P. Reut
    • 1
  • N. A. Rudenskaya
    • 1
  • N. V. Kirshina
    • 1
  1. 1.Belorussian National Technical University (BNTU)MinskBelarus

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