Tribological resistance of high speed steel HS 6-5-2 remelted with electric arc
Andrzej Dziedzic
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Andrzej Dziedzic
Abstract
The intensity of tribological wear of the high speed steel HS 6-5-2 remelted with the GTAW method has been compared to the heat treatment steel in a conventional way. Moreover, the types of the wear appeared during the friction. The tribiological research, were done in the technically dry friction conditions on a testing machine of the pin-on-disc T-01M. The smallest intensity of wear was shown by the high speed steel remelted with the parameters leading to obtain the biggest speed of cooling of the molten metal. The main wear type appearing during the research, was the abrasion and adhesive wear.
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The intensity of tribological wear of the high speed steel HS 6-5-2 remelted with the GTAW method has been compared to the heat treatment steel in a conventional way. Moreover, the types of the wear appeared during the friction. The tribiological research, were done in the technically dry friction conditions on a testing machine of the pin-on-disc T-01M. The smallest intensity of wear was shown by the high speed steel remelted with the parameters leading to obtain the biggest speed of cooling of the molten metal. The main wear type appearing during the research, was the abrasion and adhesive wear.
Key concepts: Materials science, Tribology, Abrasion (mechanical), Adhesive wear, High-speed steel, Metallurgy, Intensity (physics), Wear resistance