An FeαTiC surface composite, with a thickness of 4.2 mm, consisting of self-lubricant graphites and chromiumαcarbides was produced in situ on a surface of cast steel by a liquid reaction casting technique. The structure and composition of the FeαTiC surface composite were studied with the help of a
Structure and wear-resistance of an Fe-VC surface composite produced in situ
β Scribed by Yisan Wang; Fengchun Li; Guangting Zeng; Daoli Feng
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1999
- Weight
- 505 KB
- Volume
- 20
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0261-3069
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β¦ Synopsis
An iron base surface composite, reinforced with VC particles, with a thickness of 3α4 mm, consisting of Fe,Cr C and 7 3 graphites on a Martensite matrix, was produced in situ on a surface of cast steel by means of metal-coated casting. The structure and wear-resistance of the Fe-VC surface composite were studied with the help of a SEM, electron probe and XRD. From the outside in, the quantity of VC particles and the concentration of alloy elements took on a gradient distribution and decreased gradually. In the subsurface layer of the surface composite, the volume fraction of VC particles was up to 39.5% with particle sizes in the range 1α3 m. The Fe-VC surface composite possesses great wear-resistance under the condition of dry slipping with a heavy load.
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