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Effect of the parameters of impact action and mechanical and thermal properties of materials on the intensity of their gas-abrasive erosion

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The intensity of gas-abrasive erosion is experimentally determined for three materials at temperatures of 300 and 125°K. We propose a statistical model that enables one to predict the volume erosion rate (per one impact of a particle) as a function of mechanical and thermal properties and parameters of the impact (the size and velocity of a solid particle).

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  1. L. I. Urbanovich
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  2. E. M. Kramchenkov
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  3. Yu. N. Chunosov
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Lipetsk Polytechnical Institute, Lipetsk. Translated from Fiziko-Khimicheskaya Mekhanika Materialov, Vol. 31, No. 2, pp. 109–112, March – April, 1995.

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Urbanovich, L.I., Kramchenkov, E.M. & Chunosov, Y.N. Effect of the parameters of impact action and mechanical and thermal properties of materials on the intensity of their gas-abrasive erosion. Mater Sci 31, 263–267 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00558648

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