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Tribological and Rheological Properties of Thermally Treated Steel under Reverse Friction

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Changing the sclerometric parameters and acoustic emission activity of friction zones depending on the tempering temperature of carbon steel quenching under conditions of cyclic-reverse scratch-testing is studied. The tribological analog of the Baushinger effect, whose occurrence depends on the structure of steel tempering, is experimentally researched. The physical nature of Baushinger’s triboeffect as a rheological parameter of relaxation and the dissipative properties of the frictional contact are examined in connection with the acoustic emission activity and amplitude dependent internal friction of steel.

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  1. Khmelnitsky National University, 29016, Khmelnitsky, Ukraine

    V. V. Shevelya, G. S. Kalda & Yu. S. Sokolan

  2. Rzeszow University of Technology, 35-959, Rzeszow, Poland

    G. S. Kalda

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Shevelya, V.V., Kalda, G.S. & Sokolan, Y.S. Tribological and Rheological Properties of Thermally Treated Steel under Reverse Friction. J. Frict. Wear 40, 156–162 (2019). https://doi.org/10.3103/S1068366619020120

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