Testing experimental parts of metallurgical units for wear and impact in industrial conditions

Aristotel Zeinullinovich Issagulov, Svetlana Sergeevna Kvon, V. Yu. Kulikov, Dastan Aubakirov, Ye. P. Chsherbakova, A. M. Dostayeva

2020

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DOI 10.1088/1757-899x/866/1/012054

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Abstract

Abstract The paper presents the results of industrial testing parts made of experimental wear-resistant alloys. Cast iron was smelted with a high content of nickel and vanadium and steel with alloying elements, which vary widely over from 15% to thousandths. The prototypes wear resistance was increased by about 30-34%. The work was performed at Karaganda State Technical University. These studies were carried out as a part of the grant of the Science Committee of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Kazakhstan BR05236295 “Designing, Developing and Implementing Technologies of Producing and Machining New Generation Wear-Resistant Materials for Obtaining Parts of Metallurgical Units”.