Investigation of Conditions of Processing Influence on Micro-Hardness Distribution in Surface Layer during Diamond Burnishing of Samples of FeC0.15Cr12Ni2 Steel

Aleksei Nicolaevich Shvetcov; Dmitrii Leonidovich Skuratov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.746.290

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Investigation of Conditions of Processing Influence on Micro-Hardness Distribution in Surface Layer during Diamond Burnishing of Samples of FeC0.15Cr12Ni2 Steel

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The article shows the results of experimental investigation influence of process conditions on parameters, defining plastic deformation, during diamond burnishing process: maximum of micro-hardness and depth of hardened layer (depth of workhardening). Empirical dependences, linking the maximum of micro-hardness and depth of workhardening to the diamond burnishing process parameters, were obtained on the base of the experimental investigation.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 746)

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Aleksei Nicolaevich Shvetcov*, Dmitrii Leonidovich Skuratov

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Complete Factorial Experiment, Depth of the Hardened Layer (Workhardening), Diamond Burnishing, Empirical Dependences, Micro-Hardness

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