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Wear Mechanisms Analysis of Material 20Cr2Ni4A

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In this paper, by combined analyzing the configuration, content and composition of the wear debris in the lubricating grease and the surface state of the worn surface with ferrography and surface analysis techniques, the wear mechanism of material 20Cr2Ni4A was determined. Results showed that the controlling wear mechanism is combined abrasion, adhesion, contact fatigue and corrosion wear.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 830)

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13-16

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.830.13

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October 2013

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Li Li*, Guo Zheng Zhang, Zhen Yu Fu, Tao Li, Jin Jun Liu, Zheng Yu Tian

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20Cr2Ni4A, Ferrography, Surface Analysis, Wear Mechanism

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