Abstract
Diffusion chromizing and boriding of iron-base powder materials SP30, SP90, and SP90D3 are studied. The growth kinetics for diffusion layers are determined depending on diffusion impregnation conditions, and material composition and porosity. Comparative bending and tensile strength tests as well as wear- and heat-resistance tests for materials after sintering by standard conditions or boriding and chromizing are performed. It is shown that the mechanical properties of materials after different types of processing are approximately the same whereas the wear and heat resistance after diffusion impregnation increase markedly. This makes it possible to conclude that a combination of sintering and boriding (or chromizing) is possible under the following conditions: boriding at 1000°C for 2–3 h; chromizing at 1100°C for 3–4 h.
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