Investigation on abrasive wear behavior of FeB alloys containing various molybdenum contents. (July 2019)
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- Investigation on abrasive wear behavior of FeB alloys containing various molybdenum contents. (July 2019)
- Main Title:
- Investigation on abrasive wear behavior of FeB alloys containing various molybdenum contents
- Authors:
- Yi, Yanliang
Xing, Jiandong
Ren, Xiangyi
Fu, Hanguang
Li, Qiang
Yi, Dawei - Abstract:
- Abstract: Two-body abrasive wear behavior and mechanism of FeB alloys with different Mo contents have been systematically investigated. The results show that the Mo addition can promote the formation of Mo-rich and Cr-rich M2 B in FeB alloys, and the Mo-rich and Cr-rich M2 B possess the higher H (hardness) and δ A (plasticity factor) compared to the Fe-rich M2 B. Meanwhile, with the increase of Mo content, the V Mo+Cr / V Fe increases slightly firstly and then increases rapidly (Where the V Mo, V Cr and V Fe represents the volume fractions of Mo-rich, Cr-rich and Fe-rich M2 B, respectively, and the V Mo+Cr shows the volume fractions of V Mo and V Cr ). The wear results reveal that the wear rate decreases greatly with the increasing V Mo+Cr / V Fe, especially when the V Mo+Cr / V Fe < 0.42. During the two-body wear process, the main wear mechanism is microcutting, and the Mo-rich and Cr-rich M2 B provide better resistance to the SiC abrasive relative to the Fe-rich M2 B. In this case, the increasing V Mo+Cr / V Fe induced by the Mo addition contributes to the improvement of the abrasion resistance of FeB alloys effectively. Highlights: The Mo addition results in the formation of Mo-rich and Cr-rich M2 B in Fe-B alloy. The Mo-rich and Cr-rich M2 B possess higher H and δA compared to the Fe-rich M2 B. The Mo-rich and Cr-rich M2 B can provide better resistance to the SiC abrasive compared to the Fe-rich M2 B. The increasing V Mo+Cr / V Fe induced by the Mo addition facilitatesAbstract: Two-body abrasive wear behavior and mechanism of FeB alloys with different Mo contents have been systematically investigated. The results show that the Mo addition can promote the formation of Mo-rich and Cr-rich M2 B in FeB alloys, and the Mo-rich and Cr-rich M2 B possess the higher H (hardness) and δ A (plasticity factor) compared to the Fe-rich M2 B. Meanwhile, with the increase of Mo content, the V Mo+Cr / V Fe increases slightly firstly and then increases rapidly (Where the V Mo, V Cr and V Fe represents the volume fractions of Mo-rich, Cr-rich and Fe-rich M2 B, respectively, and the V Mo+Cr shows the volume fractions of V Mo and V Cr ). The wear results reveal that the wear rate decreases greatly with the increasing V Mo+Cr / V Fe, especially when the V Mo+Cr / V Fe < 0.42. During the two-body wear process, the main wear mechanism is microcutting, and the Mo-rich and Cr-rich M2 B provide better resistance to the SiC abrasive relative to the Fe-rich M2 B. In this case, the increasing V Mo+Cr / V Fe induced by the Mo addition contributes to the improvement of the abrasion resistance of FeB alloys effectively. Highlights: The Mo addition results in the formation of Mo-rich and Cr-rich M2 B in Fe-B alloy. The Mo-rich and Cr-rich M2 B possess higher H and δA compared to the Fe-rich M2 B. The Mo-rich and Cr-rich M2 B can provide better resistance to the SiC abrasive compared to the Fe-rich M2 B. The increasing V Mo+Cr / V Fe induced by the Mo addition facilitates the improvement of the abrasion resistance of Fe-B alloy effectively. … (more)
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- Tribology international. Volume 135(2019)
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- Tribology international
- Issue:
- Volume 135(2019)
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- Volume 135, Issue 2019 (2019)
- Year:
- 2019
- Volume:
- 135
- Issue:
- 2019
- Issue Sort Value:
- 2019-0135-2019-0000
- Page Start:
- 237
- Page End:
- 245
- Publication Date:
- 2019-07
- Subjects:
- Abrasive wear behavior -- Mo addition -- FeB alloy -- Nanoindentation
Tribology -- Periodicals
621.89 - Journal URLs:
- http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/00412678 ↗
http://www.elsevier.com/journals ↗ - DOI:
- 10.1016/j.triboint.2019.03.005 ↗
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- English
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- 0301-679X
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