Effects of T6 Heat Treatment on Fretting Wear Resistance of the Aluminum-Silicon Alloys

Yuh Ping Chang; Li Ming Chu; Chien Te Liu; Gao Wei Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.823.69

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Effects of T6 Heat Treatment on Fretting Wear Resistance of the Aluminum-Silicon Alloys

Abstract:

It is well known that damage caused by wear and tear of the mechanical parts always seriously affect the accuracy of machinery. It is very important to improve the material properties of the mechanical elements. Anti-abrasion can improve the durability of machinery and equipment, thereby enhancing industrial competitiveness. Hence, it is important to establish the key technology of wear resistance for the related industries. Since the aluminum-silicon alloys are commonly used on the conditions of severe fretting wear, it is necessary to improve the fretting wear resistance before they are used. Therefore, effects of T6 heat treatment on fretting wear resistance of the aluminum-silicon alloys were investigated in this study. The experimental results of this paper will be very beneficial to the future of precision machinery and vehicle industry to develop more internationally competitive products.

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Yuh Ping Chang*, Li Ming Chu, Chien Te Liu, Gao Wei Chen

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Aluminum-Silicon Alloys, Fretting Wear, T6 Heat Treatment

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