Developing and investigating coating for protection from fretting-corrosion
Abstract
Coatings with low adhesive activity for protection of steel and titanic parts from fretting-corrosion have been developed. It is set, that multi-layer vacuum-plasma coating is the most effective {Cr+(TiCr)N}x10, applying which provides increasing durability of a fatigue model in 20,30 folds at stress amplitude 200 MPa, in case of interaction of titanic counterbodies when coating is gummed only on a fatigue model, and also increasing durability of a fatigue model in 5,43 folds at stress amplitude 150 MPa, in case of steel parts’ interaction when coating is gummed on two models – fatigue and hold-down ones.
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Copyright (c) 2017 В. І. Похмурський, В. М. Мацевітий, О. С. Калахан, І. Б. Казак, К. В. Вакуленко, С. В. Ляшок
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