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Thermal efficiency of plasma-jet deposition of powder materials

I. N. KravchenkoMoscow Agricultural Academy named after K.A. Timiryazev, Moscow, Russia
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A. V. KolomeychenkoOrlov State Agricultural University, Orlov, Russia
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I. E. PupavtsevOrlov State Agricultural University, Orlov, Russia
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R. Yu. SolovevGOSNITI Institute, Moscow, Russia
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Yu. N. BaranovInstitute of Transport, Prioksk State University, Russia
Pages 54-61 | Published online: 10 Oct 2017
 
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Abstract

The article describes the results of investigations of the thermal efficiency of the process of plasma-jet deposition of materials resulting in a higher rate of thermal saturation and melting of metallic powder particles in comparison with the monolithic metal of the component. The results are used to determine the relationships governing the effect of the technological parameters of the process on the formation of the layer of the coating on the components reconditioned by plasma-jet surfacing.

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Selected from Svarochnoe Proizvodstvo 2017(4) 12–21

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