Structure and Properties of Wear-Resistant Weld Deposit Formed on Martensitic Steel Using the Electric-Arc Method

Natal'ya Popova; Elena L. Nikonenko; Yurii F. Ivanov; Victor Gromov; Evgeni Budovskikh; Sergei Raikov; Evgenii Kapralov; Evgenii Vashuk

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1013.194

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Structure and Properties of Wear-Resistant Weld Deposit Formed on Martensitic Steel Using the Electric-Arc Method

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Studies on the structure and the phase composition of the deposited material were carried out using methods of X-ray structure analysis and electron diffraction microscopy of extract coal replicas and thin foils on steel Hardox 400. Formation of a multiphase state, represented by grains of α-iron and inclusions of carbide phases based on iron, chromium, and niobium, is revealed.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1013)

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194-199

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Natal'ya Popova, Elena L. Nikonenko, Yurii F. Ivanov, Victor Gromov, Evgeni Budovskikh, Sergei Raikov, Evgenii Kapralov, Evgenii Vashuk

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Carbide, Deposit, Grain, Martensitic Steel, Tribological Characteristics

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