Research typological properties of steels in hydrogen and vacuum at different temperature.

Authors

  • Л. А. Арендар
  • Х. Б. Василів
  • Ю.М. Коваль
  • Р.І. Гущак

Abstract

The friction and wear of Armco iron and ferrite-pearlite steel types 20, 45, Y8 in a hydrogen atmosphere have been analyzed. Revealed brittle fracture of friction surface of Armco iron and steel 20 probably is a result of hydrogen absorption. It was shown that increasing the carbon concentration inside the steel causes the reduction of influence of hydrogen on its tri-bological properties. It can be explained by increasing the cohesive strength in metals and the ability of inter-phase ferrite-cementite surfaces to absorb hydrogen without creating additional resistance inside the lattice.

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Published

2016-06-03

How to Cite

Арендар, Л. А., Василів, Х. Б., Коваль, Ю., & Гущак, Р. (2016). Research typological properties of steels in hydrogen and vacuum at different temperature. Problems of Tribology, 79(1), 64–68. Retrieved from https://tribology.khnu.km.ua/index.php/ProbTrib/article/view/515

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