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Abstract
Multicomponent coatings on 20 and Kh18N10T steels formed by the method of vacuum activated diffusion saturation are studied. A mixture of B4C, Al, Ni, Si, Cr, and C powders is used as the saturating medium. A thermodynamic analysis of reactions that accompany the titanizing process. Metallographic, micro-hardness, and X-ray diffraction data are discussed. The cavitation–erosion resistance of multicomponent coatings on steels is studied. It is established that these coatings improve the resistance of steel 20; the destruction rate being the same for both 20 and Kh18N10T steels.
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