The increasing of working resource silicon nitride aerial-abrasive nozzles for peelings of main pipe lines by high-temperature deformation

Authors

  • І.Д. Гнилиця
  • Я.А. Криль
  • І.В. Цап

Abstract

The increasing of working resource silicon nitride based materials for fabrication of aerial-abrasive nozzles was considered. The production scheme for fabrication silicon nitride aerial-abrasive nozzles by high-temperature direct extrusion method was presented. The possibility of increasing working resource silicon nitride aerial-abrasive nozzle due to structural strengthening at high-temperature deformation with achievement 20-30 % economy relatively with import analogues was shown.

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Published

2014-07-15

How to Cite

Гнилиця, І., Криль, Я., & Цап, І. (2014). The increasing of working resource silicon nitride aerial-abrasive nozzles for peelings of main pipe lines by high-temperature deformation. Problems of Tribology, 65(3), 22–25. Retrieved from https://tribology.khnu.km.ua/index.php/ProbTrib/article/view/243

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