INFLUENCE OF PLASMA ELECTROLYTIC HARDENING ON THE STRUCTURE AND PROPERTIES OF 20Cr2Ni4A STEEL

2020

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DOI 10.37904/metal.2020.3508
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Abstract

This work presents the results of plasma electrolytic hardening of steel 20Cr2Ni4A.The optimal electrolyte composition for electrolytic-plasma hardening of steels containing 20 % sodium carbonate and 20 % urea has been determined.As a result, a modified layer was obtained on the surface of steel with increased hardness and wear resistance.In this case, the basis of the material does not change, it consists of a ferritic-pearlitic structure, i.e. the part retains its viscous core, and the surface layer contains carbide particles.The presence of carbide particles in the surface layers has a positive effect on the performance properties of the parts, since small carbides keep the products from abrasion.