Novel Electrode SHS Material for the Electirospark Alloying and Equipments for Surface Strengthening

A. E. Kudryashov Moscow Institute of Steel and Alloys SHS Center of MISA, Leninsky pr.4, 164, Moscow, 117936, Russia

E. A. Levashov Moscow Institute of Steel and Alloys SHS Center of MISA, Leninsky pr.4, 164, Moscow, 117936, Russia

V. V. Maltsev Moscow Institute of Steel and Alloys SHS Center of MISA, Leninsky pr.4, 164, Moscow, 117936, Russia

Abstract

Perspectives of new SHS-compositions as electrodes for Electrospark Alloying (ESA) have been studied. Properties of SHS-electrodes and ESA coatings on steels (forging, stainless, high speed) and titanium alloys have been investigated. Optimal compositions of SHS-electrodes have been defined. Technical characteristics of ESA equipment are presented.

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