Abstract
High strength aluminum alloys are particularly suitable as lightweight materials in vehicle and aircraft engineering. The wear resistance of materials can be improved by surface and coating technology. Strengthening of parts and units of machines, increased reliability and longer service life is an important task of modern industry. The aim of research was to apply boride coatings on surface of steel parts. Timeliness is subject to necessity to harden surface of steel used in high-load conditions. Samples of coatings on 65 G grade steel, applied by HFC-heating, were obtained. Research of samples with different coatings by means of metallurgical microscope was carried out. Data on samples with different coatings research by means of an eddy current measuring system was obtained and conclusion on electrical conductivity distribution along the sample surface depending on flux quantitative content during boriding was made.
Highlights
High strength aluminum alloys are suitable as lightweight materials in vehicle and aircraft engineering
A further improvement of material properties can be achieved by the creation of aluminum matrix composites (AMCs)
AMCs exhibit superior wear resistance compared with aluminum alloys and cast iron under sliding wear conditions
Summary
High strength aluminum alloys are suitable as lightweight materials in vehicle and aircraft engineering. Because of their high specific strength, accelerated masses can be reduced, which enables savings of energy costs and the reduction of CO2 emissions. AMCs exhibit superior wear resistance compared with aluminum alloys and cast iron under sliding wear conditions. This enables the implementation of AMCs in automotive applications such as brake discs, drum brakes, calipers and cylinder liners [1] and weight reduction due to the substitution of iron base materials. Plate-shaped material volumes are delaminated from the surface
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