Effect of the structural and phase composition of complexly alloyed deposited metal on the tribotechnical characteristics of rolling stock components

D. N. Abramenko Scientific Research Institute of Railways, Moscow, Russia

O. S. Yakovleva Scientific Research Institute of Railways, Moscow, Russia

N. V. Pavlov I.M. Gubkin Institute of Oil and Gas, Russian State University, Moscow, Russia

R. D. Bakaeva I.M. Gubkin Institute of Oil and Gas, Russian State University, Moscow, Russia

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The results presented are of investigations of the tribotechnical properties of the complexly alloyed deposited metal with special reference to the technology of repair of rolling stock components by arc surfacing to increase the life between repairs. The composition of the deposited metal with the structure of acicular ferrite is determined.

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