Increasing the abrasive wear resistance of low-alloy steel by obtaining residual metastable austenite in the structure
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It was shown that the metastable residual austenite needs to be obtained in the structure of steels 65G, M76, and 9KHF to increase the abrasive wear resistance by applying the rational models of heat treatment, which provide the self-hardening effect under loading.
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OpenAlex topics: Metal Alloys Wear and Properties · Surface Treatment and Coatings · Engineering and Environmental Studies
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