Abrasive Wear Resistance of the Iron- and WC-based Hardfaced Coatings Evaluated with Scratch Test Method

Abrasive wear is one of the most common types of wear, which makesabrasive wear resistance very important in many industries. Thehard facing is considered as useful and economical way to improve theperformance of components submitted to severe abrasive wear conditions, with wide range of applicable...

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Published in:Tribology in industry 2013, Vol.35 (2), p.123-127
Main Authors: Vencl, A, Gligorijević, B, Katavić, B, Nedić, B, Džunić, D
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Abrasive wear
GNP
Gross National Product
Hardfacing
Investigations
Iron‐based and WC‐basedmaterials
Mechanical engineering
Protective coatings
Scratch test
Scratch tests
SEM‐EDS
Solids
Test methods
Tribology
Tungsten carbide
Wear resistance
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description Abrasive wear is one of the most common types of wear, which makesabrasive wear resistance very important in many industries. Thehard facing is considered as useful and economical way to improve theperformance of components submitted to severe abrasive wear conditions, with wide range of applicable filler materials. The abrasive wear resistance of the three different hardfaced coatings (two iron‐based and one WC‐based), which were intended to be used for reparation of the impact plates of the ventilation mill, was investigated and compared. Abrasive wear tests were carried‐out by using the scratch tester under the dry conditions. Three normal loads of 10, 50 and 100 N and the constant sliding speed of 4 mm/s were used. Scratch test was chosen as a relatively easy and quick test method. Wear mechanism analysis showed significant influence of the hardfaced coatings structure, which, along with hardness, has determined coatings abrasive wear resistance.
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GNP
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Investigations
Iron‐based and WC‐basedmaterials
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Protective coatings
Scratch test
Scratch tests
SEM‐EDS
Solids
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Tungsten carbide
Wear resistance
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