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Keyword: boron

  • MATERIALS

    The Effect of Vanadium, Niobium and Boron on Microstructure, Mechanical and Corrosion Properties of High-Chromium White Cast Irons

    • Kemal Delijić
    • Mirjana Filipović
    Machines. Technologies. Materials., Vol. 16 (2022), Issue 8, pg(s) 286-289
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    The influence of the vanadium, niobium and boron addition on properties of high-chromium white cast iron alloys for grinding balls is investigated in this paper. These alloying elements were individually added to the high-chromium white cast iron alloys with monitoring of changes in microstructure, corrosion rate, and mechanical properties in the as-cast conditions. The microstructure in all tested alloys consists of primary austenite dendrites and eutectic colonies, which consist of M7C3 carbides and austenite. The addition of V, Nb or B affects, to a greater or lesser extent, the size, morphology and volume fraction of both primary austenite dendrites and eutectic colonies. Samples of iron alloyed with vanadium and boron have a much finer structure than unmodified (base) alloy and niobium alloyed iron sample. Vanadium affects the decrease in the volume fraction of the primary austenitic phase, and the increase in the volume fraction of eutectic colonies, and thus the eutectic carbide phase in hypoeutectic alloys of high-chromium iron. The tested alloys have a comparable values of average hardness in the cross section of cast balls, as well as compressive yield strength, noting that the addition of vanadium increases the hardness, while boron addition increases the compressive yield stress. The single addition of all of three tested alloying elements shifts the corrosion potentials (and Tafel curves) of modified high-chromium white irons toward less negative values. The most favorable values of mechanical and corrosion properties were measured for the iron modified with 0.021 % of boron.

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    STRENGTHENING OF SURFACE LAYERS OF STEELS AND ALLOYS BY BORIDE COATINGS FORMED UNDER THE CONDITIONS OF AN EXTERNAL MAGNETIC FIELD

    • Chernega S.
    • Grinenko E.
    • Krasovskiy M.
    Machines. Technologies. Materials., Vol. 11 (2017), Issue 11, pg(s) 557-558
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    Abstract: It was dedicated to solution of scientific and technical problem to increase the level of physical and mechanical and operational properties of the surface of steels by forming strengthened layers diffusion boriding and complex saturation boron and copper in a magnetic field.

  • STRUCTURE AND PROPERTIES HARD ALLOYS T5K10 WITH BORIDE COATINGS FORMED IN A MAGNETIC FIELD

    • Chernega S.
    • Poliakov I.
    • Grinenko E.
    • Krasovskiy M.
    Materials Science. Non-Equilibrium Phase Transformations., Vol. 2 (2016), Issue 4, pg(s) 45-48
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    It was investigated the structure, phase and chemical composition, thickness diffusion boride layers obtained after boriding and complex saturation boron and copper with simultaneous action an external magnetic field (EMF) on solid alloy T5K10. It was established that the application of an external magnetic field allows to intensify the process of diffusion saturation hard alloys boron and by 2 hours chemical – thermal treatment with simultaneous action EMF get such thickness diffusion boride layer which is formed by 4 hours chemical – thermal treatment without EMF. It was found increase microhardness diffusion layers formed on the hard alloys on 2 – 2.5 GPa (30 – 30.5 GPa) that is associated with a decrease areas of coherent scattering and as a result increase operating parts that work in conditions of intensive wear.

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