Improving the Longevity of the Propellers by the TiNiCo-B4C-Co Intelligent Surface Compositions Operating at Low Temperatures

Peter Olegovich Rusinov; Zhesfina Blednova

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.911.39

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Improving the Longevity of the Propellers by the TiNiCo-B4C-Co Intelligent Surface Compositions Operating at Low Temperatures

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In the paper we studied surface layered compositions "steel-TiNiCo-B4C-Co" with the use of materials with shape memory effect for rotor-screw propellers operating in Arctic conditions. We carried out the analysis of technological modes of surface modification, studied structural parameters of TiNiCo-B4C-Co composition. We demonstrated the functional-mechanical properties of the "steel-TiNiCo-B4C-Co" composition with preliminary thermomechanical treatment, which showed an increase in the durability of rotor-screw propellers with TiNiCo-B4C-Co surface composite layers.

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Peter Olegovich Rusinov, Zhesfina Blednova*

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Fatigue, Nanostructured Coatings, Shape Memory Effect

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