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Investigation of mechanical characteristics of composite surface layers using materials with thermoelastic properties

We developed the formation technology of the steel–layer with elastic phase transformations–ceramic wear-resistant layer composition by means of high-velocity oxygen fuel spraying (HVOF) in the protective medium of mechanically activated powders TiNiCu and cBN-Co-Mo. We also determined optimal proce...

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Main Authors:	Rusinov, P. O., Blednova, Zh. M., Borovets, O. I.
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Subjects:	Composition Flame spraying Friction resistance Frictional wear High velocity oxyfuel spraying Martensitic transformations Mechanical properties Phase transitions Process parameters Surface layers Thermoelastic properties Wear resistance X-ray diffraction
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