Investigation of pitting corrosion damage of a hydraulic press trunk piston
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Abstract Using metallography, metallurgical analysis, SEM and EDS, a failed hydraulic press trunk piston was analyzed. The result indicates that deficiencies in material composition are the main reasons for the failure. Because of this the piston eroded to form corrosive pits on the surface in service and the pits were developed into hollows and furrows.
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OpenAlex topics: Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems · Industrial Technology and Control Systems
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