Study on Wear-Resistance of Laser Surface Remelted-Strengthening High NiCr Indefinite Chilled Iron Roll Material

Abstract:

Rolling friction and abrasion test of high NiCr indefinite chilled iron roll material was developed on Arms Abrasion Tester made in Japan. The results showed that among two groups of samples with laser surface remelted-strengthening, C2 group samples of higher laser power and quicker linear speed had higher wear-resistance, and №6 sample of C2 group has the best with 1.5 mm beam diameter, 240-250W power and 30 mm/s linear speed, its total wear extent of three work conditions was only 16.3mg, and its wear-resistance increased 34.8% compared with №3 sample which had the best wear-resistance in C1 group without laser surface remelted-strengthening,; and for contrast of average wear-resistance of three work conditions, C2 group increased 49.3% compared with C1 group, it was showed that the effect of laser surface remelted-strengthening on high NiCr indefinite chilled iron roll material were very evident.

• Periodical: Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 287-290)
• Pages: 831-835
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.287-290.831
• Online since: July 2011
• Authors: Guo Sheng Wu, Yu Tao Wang
• Keywords: High NiCr Iron Roll, Laser Remelted-Strengthening, Microstructure, Rolling Abrasion

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