Differences in dry sliding wear behavior between HVAF-sprayed amorphous steel and crystalline stainless steel coatings
Differences in dry sliding wear behavior between HVAF-sprayed amorphous steel and crystalline stainless steel coatings
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HVAF 喷涂非晶钢和结晶不锈钢涂层之间干滑动磨损行为的差异
DOI:
10.1016/j.jmst.2018.11.006
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发表时间:
2018
影响因子:
10.9
通讯作者:
Wang Jianqiang
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作者:
Guo Hui;Zhang Suode;Sun Wenhai;Wang Jianqiang
Dry sliding wear behavior of amorphous steel coating (ASC) and crystalline stainless steel coating (SSC) manufactured by high-velocity-air-fuel-spraying was investigated. With increasing normal load, coefficient of friction (COF) of ASC decreases slightly from 0.78 to 0.69. COF of SSC presents a minor difference under various normal loads but increases with sliding time accompanied by relatively large fluctuation. Such a difference in friction behavior between such two coatings can be understood based upon the roles of shear stress and flash temperature. Wear rate of SSC is much higher than that of ASC, suggesting better wear resistance of ASC. The enhanced wear resistance is correlated with high hardness (H), reduced Young’s modulus (Er), and ratios ofH/ErandH3/Er2. Detailed analyses on worn surfaces and sub-surfaces indicate that the wear mechanisms for ASC include delamination, abrasive and oxidation wear, whereas those for SSC are delamination and oxidation.