Friction-Electric Modification of the Surfaces of Machine Parts with Tungsten Carbides

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The technology of friction-electric modification of the surfaces of machine parts with W2C and WC tungsten carbides is considered. A method of modifying the surface layer by implantation of materials based on tungsten carbides is investigated in order to increase the wear resistance of parts forming tribo-conjugations in heavily loaded units of multi-purpose tracked and wheeled vehicles.

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