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ArticleName Improving the performance properties of SCh20 cast iron by supersonic gas-dynamic spraying of RotoTec metal powder
DOI 10.17580/chm.2024.11.15
ArticleAuthor E. S. Kozik, E. V. Svidenko
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MIREA — Russian Technological University, Moscow, Russia

E. S. Kozik, Cand. Eng., Associate Prof., Dept. of Material Science, e-mail: ele57670823@yandex.ru

 

Orenburg State University (OSU), Orenburg, Russia
E. V. Svidenko, Cand. Eng., Associate Prof., Dept. of Materials Science and Materials Technology, e-mail: tzvetkova.katia2016@yandex.ru

Abstract

The performance of installations, apparatus and instruments is largely determined by the wear resistance of their parts. The most catastrophic type of wear is abrasive one: from direct contact of the tooth of a powerful mining excavator with a monolith of blasted rock to several grains of dust in the friction zone of a precision pair. For restoration of body parts made of gray cast iron SCh20 after abrasive wear, the most suitable method is cold gas-dynamic spraying. This method of repairing damage in the form of cracks, holes and chips is based on ensuring the adhesive strength of gas-dynamic coatings on a cast iron base by preparing the surface for spraying. The improvement of the performance properties of SCh20 cast iron by supersonic gas-dynamic spraying has been considered, and the formation of a spray layer of RotoTec 29029S metal powder with a particle size distribution of 150–200 μm on samples measuring 30×20×15 mm has been studied. The aim of the work is to improve the performance properties of SCh20 cast iron by supersonic gas-dynamic spraying of powder materials.

keywords Powder materials, SCh20 cast iron, performance properties, gas-dynamic spraying, coating, hardness
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