The Preparation and Performance of Wear-Resistant Coatings

Cheng Zhang; Yue Ting Ding; Xia Sun; Shu Guang Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.833.378

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The Preparation and Performance of Wear-Resistant Coatings

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Polymers and their composites are extensively used in commercial applications^[.Wearing is one of the forms which makes materials damage and failure, especially the materials by friction, impact, erosion like rocks, minerals etc, the wear caused huge losses. Therefore, high-strength wear-resistant engineering machinery rational use of materials is very important. So chose a method that simple, rapid, low cost, good effect to prevent and repair the parts wear is necessary. In recent years, there has been much interest in particle-reinforced polymers not only because to produce this kind of polymer is cheaper, but also they can be used as high quality engineering materials^[2]. In abrasive wear, the low stress also occupied a certain proportion of erosion^[. Current polymeric coatings, although corrosion resistant, do not satisfactorily resist wear, but these studies provided many ways to improve the erosion resistance of particle-reinforced polymers^[410].

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 833)

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Cheng Zhang, Yue Ting Ding, Xia Sun, Shu Guang Wang

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Composite, Performance, Preparation, Wear-Resisting Coating

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