Development and properties of new powder materials

Abstract

The study analyzed powder materials to obtain wear-resistant coatings. Field tests for wear resistance were conducted using the method of friction between two surfaces. The tests were carried out on the universal test bench SMC-2 at a rotation speed of 200 rpm. A pressure of 100 kgf was applied to the test sample. Goal. The wear resistance test cycle comprised 200,000 revolutions, with lubrication provided through the drop method. Special powders were used in the experiment, including PG-SR3, PN55T45, and PR-Ni70Cr17S4R4 + 20 % PT-Al5N with a PT-Al5N under layer. Methodology. The selection of wear-resistant coatings was based on the analysis of the following properties: adhesion strength of the coating to the base material, wear resistance of the coatings, hardness, and porosity. Results. Metallographic analysis of the structure of plasma coatings obtained from powders PG-SR3, PN55T45, and PR-Ni70Cr17S4R4 + 20% PT-All5N with three different plasma heater power levels (10 kW, 15 kW, and 20 kW) indicated that the densest and most reliable coating among those studied is the coating made from PR-Ni70Cr17S4R4 + 20 % PT-Al5N powder. Practical value. Therefore, there is no need to increase the heater power beyond 15 kW when spraying this type of powder. The research concluded that when obtaining wear-resistant coatings, the optimal choice is PR-Ni70Cr17S4R4 + 20 % PT-All5N powder with a PT-Al5N under layer.