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增强抗滑动和侵蚀的耐磨性 在HVAF喷的基于WC的水泥中,具有CoCrNiAlTi粘合剂

Lei Zhang1,2, Yue Yu3, Xiaoming Chen1,2,4

  • 1Zhejiang-Nepal Small Hydropower Technology Joint Research Center, Standard & Quality Control Research Institute, Ministry of Water Resources, Hangzhou 310012, China.

Materials (Basel, Switzerland)
|January 10, 2026
PubMed
概括

这项研究优化了WC-CoCrNiAlTi涂层,使用大气中的高速空气燃料喷雾. 最佳的空气与燃料比率 (AFR) 显著提高了不钢基板的耐磨性和耐侵蚀性.

关键词:
这就是WC-CoCrNiAlTiTi.空气与燃料的比率 (AFR)涂层涂层是一种涂层.侵蚀导致的磨损和磨损.高速空气燃料 (HVAF) 的使用滑动磨损的磨损情况

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