THE INFLUENCE OF MODERN THERMO-CHEMICAL AND ABRASIVE TREATMENTS ON TRIBOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF THE SURFACE

Journal Title: Tribologia - Year 2009, Vol 226, Issue 4

Abstract

The properties of the surface layers obtained in the conventional and vacuum carburising processes and after grinding with modern grinding wheels are presented in this paper. Service properties of the surface layers were analysed (residual stresses, microhardness and microstructure). The influences of aforementioned parameters on wear resistance and friction coefficient during sliding were determined. Tests revealed that the process of vacuum carburising followed by CDN grinding gives much better service properties.<br/><br/>

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Zbigniew Gawroński, Jacek Sawicki

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Zbigniew Gawroński, Jacek Sawicki (2009). THE INFLUENCE OF MODERN THERMO-CHEMICAL AND ABRASIVE TREATMENTS ON TRIBOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF THE SURFACE. Tribologia, 226(4), 51-59. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-516784