Wear behavior and nano-structure of surface layers of Hadfield steel under impact loading

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作者：
许云华
陈瑜眉
朱金华
机构：
[1] China
[2] China Institute of Wear Resistance Materials
[3] State Key Laboratory for Mechanical Behavior of Materials
[4] Xi’an 710055
[5] Xi’an Jiaotong University
[6] Xi’an University of Architecture and Technology
[7] Xi’an710049
来源：
ProgressinNaturalScience | 2001年 / 06期
基金：
中国国家自然科学基金;
关键词：
Hadfield steel; impact wear; nano-sized grains; amorphous structure;
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TG174 [腐蚀的控制与防护];
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摘要：
Under high energy impact contact loading, a turning on the weight loss-impact cycle ( WL-N) curve has been found, which results from the formation of nano-sized grains embedded in amorphous in the surface layers of Hadfield steel. As the impact energy increases, the wear rate, dWL/dN, first increases then decreases. The nano-structure due to the accumulation of plastic deformation is composed of nano-sized grains spanning 10 - 50 atoms and amorphous structures.
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页码：49 / 55
页数：7
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