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标题：Factors Influencing Cavitation Erosion of NiCrSiB Hardfacings Deposited by Oxy-Acetylene Powder Welding on Grey Cast Iron
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作者：Mirosław Szala ; Mirosław Szala ; Mariusz Walczak 等
期刊名称：Advances in Science and Technology Research Journal
印刷版ISSN：2080-4075
电子版ISSN：2299-8624
出版年度：2021
卷号：15
期号：4
页码：376-386
DOI：10.12913/22998624/143304
语种：English
出版社：Society of Polish Mechanical Engineers and Technicians
摘要：The study presents the results of cavitation erosion (CE) resistance of two NiCrSiB self-fl uxing powders deposited by oxy-acetylene powder welding on cast iron substrate grade EN-GJL-200. The mean hardness of deposits ANiCrSiB, C-NiCrSiB is equal to 908 HV, 399 HV and exceeds those of EN-GJL-200 and X5CrNi18-10 reference specimens 197 HV and 209 HV, respectively. To study CE, the vibratory apparatus has been used and tests were conducted according to the ASTM G32 standard. Cavitation eroded surfaces were examined using a profi lometer, optical and scanning electron microscopy. The research indicated that the CE resistance, expressed by the cumulative mass loss decreased in the following order C-NiCrSiB > A-NiCrSiB > X5CrNi18-10 > EN-GJL-200. Therefore, hardfacings were characterised by lower cumulative mass loss, in turn, higher CE resistance than the reference sample and therefore they may be applied as layers to increase resistance to cavitation of cast iron machine components. Results indicate that in the case of multiphase materials, hardness cannot be the main indicator for CE damage prediction while it strongly depends on the initial material microstructure. To qualitatively estimate the cavitation erosion damage (CEd ) of NiCrSiB self-fl uxing alloys at a specifi c test time, the following factors should be considered: material microstructure, physical and mechanical properties as well as surface morphology and material loss both estimated at specifi c exposure time. A general formula for the CEd prediction of NiCrSiB deposits was proposed.
关键词：surface engineering;NiCrSiB;cavitation erosion;hardness;powder welding;stainless steel;cast iron;hardfacing;surface roughness