Abstract
Technological trials of gas sulphonitriding processes for cast iron piston rings were carried out as an alternative to chromium electroplating for the production of low-friction layers. The effectiveness of different ways of packing heat treatment charges in minimising or eliminating deformation of the rings was compared, and the effectiveness of ring packing with restraining tooling was confirmed. The maximum duration of the gas sulphonitriding process was determined at 1 hour, both as a stand-alone process and as a component process in a multi-stage technology for the manufacture of low-friction hybrid layers, ensuring the maintenance of sufficient ring toughness for an opening during assembly.
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