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Comparison of Plasma Surface Hardening with Vibratory Arc Deposition
Abstract
A comparison of two modern methods of strengthening soil-cutting parts is presented—vibratory arc deposition and plasma hardening. Plasma hardening allows you to increase the strength characteristics of a part by 3–3.5 times, makes it possible to carry out the process without the use of cooling media, and is also characterized by simplicity, low cost, maneuverability, small dimensions of technological equipment, and the possibility of automation and robotization of the technological process. Short-circuited arc surfacing has more modest indicators of increasing strength characteristics. This is a more labor-intensive and expensive process, but nevertheless can be successfully used to restore of worn parts.
期刊介绍:
Steel in Translation is a journal that represents a selection of translated articles from two Russian metallurgical journals: Stal’ and Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedenii. Chernaya Metallurgiya . Steel in Translation covers new developments in blast furnaces, steelmaking, rolled products, tubes, and metal manufacturing as well as unconventional methods of metallurgy and conservation of resources. Papers in materials science and relevant commercial applications make up a considerable portion of the journal’s contents. There is an emphasis on metal quality and cost effectiveness of metal production and treatment.