The Paton Welding Journal, 2012, #2, 52-53 pages
Effect of the shape of tungsten carbide particles on their microhardness, chemical heterogeneity and wear resistance of the composite deposited metal
A.P. Zhudra, V.I. Dzykovich
E.O. Paton Electric Welding Institute, NASU, Kiev, Ukraine
Abstract
Results of investigations of spherical and non-spherical particles of tungsten carbides WC—W2C produced by the method
of thermal centrifugal spraying are described. Chemical and energy-dispersive spectral analyses of the particles were
carried out. Wear resistance of clad samples was investigated. It was shown that part of the non-spherical particles can
be used for deposition of composite coatings.
Keywords: tungsten carbides, thermal centrifugal spraying
method, spherical particles, non-spherical particles, composite
deposited metal
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Suggested Citation
A.P. Zhudra,
V.I. Dzykovich (2012) Effect of the shape of tungsten carbide particles on their microhardness, chemical heterogeneity and wear resistance of the composite deposited metal.
The Paton Welding J., 02, 52-53.