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ANALYSIS OF THE INFLUENCE OF CARBIDE PHASES ON WEAR RESISTANCE

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One of the important tasks globally nowadays is to raise strength of metals and alloys produced by casting, as well as to increase their economic efficiency by improving their mechanical and performance properties. Therefore, groups of scientists are busy making research in sought of obtaining wear resistant materials and improving their desired properties. The article reviews findings from research conducted by scientists, into location of carbides, which are considered as main structural constituents of high chromium white cast iron, and the ways the types of carbide phases released as a result of a crystallization process affect the wearresistance parameters. The article describes findings from tests held to determine the abrasive- and erosive wear of samples after heat treatment and the effect of the type, shape and location of carbides on the wear characteristics. According to the test findings, the best characteristics are shown by carbide with hexagonal shape M7 C3 .

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I.Egamberdiyev

Navoiy davlat konchilik va texnologiyalar universiteti

X.Ashurov

Navoiy davlat konchilik va texnologiyalar universiteti

N.Hamroyev

Navoiy davlat konchilik va texnologiyalar universiteti

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# матрица# микротвердость# matrix# карбид# абразив ейилиш# abrasive wear# абразивный износ# юқори хромли оқ чўян# эрозион ейилиш# микро қаттиқлик# высокохромистый белый чугун# эрозионный износ# high-chromium cast iron# carbides# erosive wear# micro-hardness

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