Development of Hardening Technology for Oil and Gas Pumping and Compressor Equipment Using Laser Hardening

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This paper considers the results of modes testing for surface laser hardening. It also includes the development of compositions for light-absorbing coating for industrial application of laser hardening. The paper presents the influence of the light-absorbing coating on the structuring of the surface layer under laser hardening of medium-carbon alloy steel.

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