The Paton Welding Journal, 2000, #8, 3-7 pages
Improvement of cavitation-erosion resistance of clad parts of hydraulic machinery
O.G. Bykovsky, I.V. Pinkovsky, A.V. Patyupkin
Zaporizhya State Technical University, Zaporizhya, Ukraine
Abstract
High-temperature impact on the metal surface in cavitation
erosion has been confirmed. Application of dispersion-hardening
alloys with an unstable structure is recommended for its
elimination. Control of thermal cycle and cladding technique
enables a considerable improvement of the cavitation-erosion
resistance of the deposited metal.
Keywords: cavitation, erosion, specific energy content, wear-resistant cladding, steel, non-ferrous alloys, relative erosion resistance
References
1. Pinkovsky, I.V. (1980) Investigation of cavitation wear and development of sparsely-alloyed cavitation-resistant materials. Diss, of Cand. of Sci. (Eng.). Zaporozhje.
2. Bykovsky, O.G. (1969) Investigation of cavitation erosion, development of electrode materials and technology of cladding hydrofoil propellers. Diss, of Cand. of Sci. (Eng.). Zaporozhje.
3. Milichenko, S.L. (1971) Repair of cavitation damage of hydraulic turbines. Moscow: Energia.
Suggested Citation
O.G. Bykovsky,
I.V. Pinkovsky,
A.V. Patyupkin (2000) Improvement of cavitation-erosion resistance of clad parts of hydraulic machinery.
The Paton Welding J., 08, 3-7.