Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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619509 | Wear | 2008 | 14 Pages |
Abstract
However, raising sliding speed to 0.485 m sâ1 (690 °C), 0.654 m sâ1 or 0.905 m sâ1 increased debris mobility and reduced residency. The now completely Nimonic 80A-sourced debris tended not to sinter and form 'glaze', and instead enhanced wear. Interestingly, oxide generation was more pronounced and wear was lower at 0.905 m sâ1 than at 0.654 m sâ1, despite the abrasive action and more hostile sliding conditions. The collected data were used to compose a simple temperature versus sliding speed wear map for Nimonic 80A wear when slid against Stellite 6.
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Authors
I.A. Inman, P.S. Datta,