Dry and lubricated friction behaviour of thermal spray low carbon steel coatings: Effect of oxidational wear
Abstract
The development of thermal spray steel coatings for Al-Si engine blocks with wear resistant cylinder bores constitutes an important aspect of automotive lightweighting strategy. In this work tribological behaviour of low carbon steel cylinder bore coatings produced by a plasma transferred wire arc (PTWA) method were studied using samples sliding against CrN coated top compression ring samples. The focus of the work was to study the role of...
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Title
Dry and lubricated friction behaviour of thermal spray low carbon steel coatings: Effect of oxidational wear
Published Date
Aug 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
432-433
Pages
102921 - 102921
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