Research on Wear Performance of Nano-Additives Cr-Mo-Cu Alloy Cast Iron

Chao Hui Wang; Zhuan Fang Zhang; You Wang; Xiao Hua Gu; Sheng Xiao Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.580.485

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Research on Wear Performance of Nano-Additives Cr-Mo-Cu Alloy Cast Iron

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In this paper Cr-Mo-Cu alloy cast irons were prepared by adding nano-additives. The finite element of ANSYS was used to simulate the change of the stress field and strain field of Cr-Mo-Cu alloy cast iron with nano-additives under wear abrasion. The changes of shear stress and strain are also discussed in this paper.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 580)

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Chao Hui Wang, Zhuan Fang Zhang, You Wang, Xiao Hua Gu, Sheng Xiao Li

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Cr-Mo-Cu Alloy Cast Iron, Finite Element Method (FEM), Graphite Morphology

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