Assessment of Changes in Abrasive Wear Resistance of a Welded Joint of Low-Alloy Martensitic Steel Using Microabrasion Test

Martensitic low-alloy steels are widely used in machine construction. Due to their declared weldability, arc welding is most often used to join elements made of this type of steel. However, the high temperature associated with welding causes unfavourable changes in the microstructure, resulting in r...

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Published inMaterials Vol. 17; no. 9; p. 2101
Main Authors Ligier, Krzysztof, Napiórkowski, Jerzy, Lemecha, Magdalena
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Published Switzerland MDPI AG 01.05.2024
Subjects
Abrasion resistance
Abrasion resistant alloys
Abrasion resistant steels
Abrasive wear
Alloys
Analysis
Arc welding machines
Cratering
Friction
Heat resistant steels
High temperature
Low alloy steels
Manufacturers
Martensitic stainless steels
Mechanical properties
Methods
Specialty metals industry
Steel
Tribology
Wear rate
Wear resistance
Welded joints
Welding
Poland
abrasive wear
ball-cratering method
wear testing
welded joint
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Abstract Martensitic low-alloy steels are widely used in machine construction. Due to their declared weldability, arc welding is most often used to join elements made of this type of steel. However, the high temperature associated with welding causes unfavourable changes in the microstructure, resulting in reduced abrasion resistance. Therefore, it is important to know the tribological properties of the welded joint. This article presents the results of a study on the abrasion wear resistance of a welded joint of an abrasion-resistant steel. This study tested a welded joint of an abrasive-resistant steel produced by the arc welding method. Wear testing of the welded joint was carried out under laboratory conditions by the ball-cratering method in the presence of abrasive slurry on the cross-section of the welded joint. Based on the test results, the change in the abrasive wear rate of the material as a function of the distance from the welded joint axis was determined. It was also found that the thermal processes accompanying welding caused structural changes that increased the wear rate index value. Adverse changes in the tribological properties of a welded material persist up to a distance of approx. 20 mm from the weld centre.
AbstractList Martensitic low-alloy steels are widely used in machine construction. Due to their declared weldability, arc welding is most often used to join elements made of this type of steel. However, the high temperature associated with welding causes unfavourable changes in the microstructure, resulting in reduced abrasion resistance. Therefore, it is important to know the tribological properties of the welded joint. This article presents the results of a study on the abrasion wear resistance of a welded joint of an abrasion-resistant steel. This study tested a welded joint of an abrasive-resistant steel produced by the arc welding method. Wear testing of the welded joint was carried out under laboratory conditions by the ball-cratering method in the presence of abrasive slurry on the cross-section of the welded joint. Based on the test results, the change in the abrasive wear rate of the material as a function of the distance from the welded joint axis was determined. It was also found that the thermal processes accompanying welding caused structural changes that increased the wear rate index value. Adverse changes in the tribological properties of a welded material persist up to a distance of approx. 20 mm from the weld centre.
Martensitic low-alloy steels are widely used in machine construction. Due to their declared weldability, arc welding is most often used to join elements made of this type of steel. However, the high temperature associated with welding causes unfavourable changes in the microstructure, resulting in reduced abrasion resistance. Therefore, it is important to know the tribological properties of the welded joint. This article presents the results of a study on the abrasion wear resistance of a welded joint of an abrasion-resistant steel. This study tested a welded joint of an abrasive-resistant steel produced by the arc welding method. Wear testing of the welded joint was carried out under laboratory conditions by the ball-cratering method in the presence of abrasive slurry on the cross-section of the welded joint. Based on the test results, the change in the abrasive wear rate of the material as a function of the distance from the welded joint axis was determined. It was also found that the thermal processes accompanying welding caused structural changes that increased the wear rate index value. Adverse changes in the tribological properties of a welded material persist up to a distance of approx. 20 mm from the weld centre.Martensitic low-alloy steels are widely used in machine construction. Due to their declared weldability, arc welding is most often used to join elements made of this type of steel. However, the high temperature associated with welding causes unfavourable changes in the microstructure, resulting in reduced abrasion resistance. Therefore, it is important to know the tribological properties of the welded joint. This article presents the results of a study on the abrasion wear resistance of a welded joint of an abrasion-resistant steel. This study tested a welded joint of an abrasive-resistant steel produced by the arc welding method. Wear testing of the welded joint was carried out under laboratory conditions by the ball-cratering method in the presence of abrasive slurry on the cross-section of the welded joint. Based on the test results, the change in the abrasive wear rate of the material as a function of the distance from the welded joint axis was determined. It was also found that the thermal processes accompanying welding caused structural changes that increased the wear rate index value. Adverse changes in the tribological properties of a welded material persist up to a distance of approx. 20 mm from the weld centre.
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SubjectTerms Abrasion resistance
Abrasion resistant alloys
Abrasion resistant steels
Abrasive wear
Alloys
Analysis
Arc welding machines
Cratering
Friction
Heat resistant steels
High temperature
Low alloy steels
Manufacturers
Martensitic stainless steels
Mechanical properties
Methods
Specialty metals industry
Steel
Tribology
Wear rate
Wear resistance
Welded joints
Welding
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