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    Wear Resistance of Cast Iron Remelted by Non-Transferred Laminar Plasma Jet

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    对在大气压条件下用非转移弧层流等离子体射流熔凝强化处理的W-Mo-Cu铸铁表面,采用光学显微镜、显微硬度计、磨损试验机、扫描电镜等,观察和测试了熔凝试样的表面层组织、硬度、耐磨性和磨损形貌.结果表明,熔凝后铸铁表面为初晶渗碳体和莱氏体组成的过共晶组织,硬度和耐磨性有了明显的提高

    Surface Melted and Solidified Hardening of Cast Iron by Non-Transferred Arc-Laminar Plasma Jet

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    用大气压非转移弧层流等离子体射流,对W-Mo-Cu铸铁表面进行熔凝相变强化处理,观察和测试了试样经不同弧电流处理后的表面层组织、硬度、耐磨性.结果表明,层流等离子体射流对铸铁表面的局部快速加热熔化和冷却凝固,明显改变了表面层的微观组织,提高了硬度和抗磨损性能

    Feasibility of Laminar Plasma-Jet Hardening of Cast Iron Surface

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    Nontransferred DC laminar plasma jets of stable flow and low impinging pressure acting on the substrate were used to heat W–Mo–Cu cast iron for phase transfer hardening of the surface layer. Substrates were heated in multipass with or without overlapping or heated with only single-pass. Surface morphologies of the molten trace and microstructure of the cross-section were observed, and the hardness distribution of the treated surface layer was examined. The surface layer of single-pass-heated specimen has an average hardness of about 900 HV0.1, while the specimen treated with multipass shows an average hardness of about 700 HV0.1, because of the heat effect from the neighboring pass treating, compared with the substrate hardness of about 300 HV0.1. The results demonstrate the stable and favorably controlled heating of the laminar plasma jet on the substrate surface and feasibility of using it as a tool for surface hardening of cast iron

    Investigation of Laminar Plasma Remelting/Cladding Processing

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    Investigation of remelting and cladding processing with laminar plasma jets on several metals has been conducted looking for possible development of a new surface modification technique. The remelting tests illustrated that the new method could evidently improve the material microstructure and properties of cast iron. The cladding was done with Al2O3 ceramic powder on stainless steel. The energy dispersive spectra (EDS) analysis was used to determine the distribution of the major cladding element in the plasma-processed layers, for which the microstructure observations and hardness measurements were also performed
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