Comparative Experiment of Abrasion-Corrosion-Sliding Wear Performance of Two Kinds of Low Alloy Wear-Resistant Steel

There is a serious wear problem in the middle plate of scraper conveyors, which causes the problems of high transportation cost, low efficiency, and a lot of material waste. Therefore, it is necessary to study the wear performance of middle plate materials. A new high-titanium low alloy wear-resista...

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Main Authors: Jinrong Chai, Guohua Li
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Published: MDPI AG 2022-09-01
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Online Access:https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1944/15/18/6463
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description There is a serious wear problem in the middle plate of scraper conveyors, which causes the problems of high transportation cost, low efficiency, and a lot of material waste. Therefore, it is necessary to study the wear performance of middle plate materials. A new high-titanium low alloy wear-resistant steel (ZM4-13) and a typical material (NM400) for middle plates are studied in this paper. The findings show that the mass loss of ZM4-13 and NM400 rises with the increase of coal gangue percentage. They do not increase monotonically with the change of pH value, and there is a critical value: the critical value of NM400 is between 6–8, and the critical value of ZM4-13 is between 7–9. When the pH value is less than the critical value, the mass loss decreases with the increase of pH value; when the pH value is greater than the critical value, the mass loss increases with the increase of pH value. Under the condition of high gangue and neutral solutions, ZM4-13 has better wear resistance. Its wear resistance can reach up to 1.09–2.10 times compared with NM400. The in-situ precipitated TiC particles are dispersed in ZM4-13. The high hardness of the TiC precipitation area in ZM4-13 hinders the plowing of hard particles and the plastic deformation of surface materials, so ZM4-13 is more wear-resistant than NM400, especially suitable for the harsh working conditions of coal mine production.
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spelling doaj.art-e0635543a9bf408f827d62cceef024eb2023-11-23T17:34:02ZengMDPI AGMaterials1996-19442022-09-011518646310.3390/ma15186463Comparative Experiment of Abrasion-Corrosion-Sliding Wear Performance of Two Kinds of Low Alloy Wear-Resistant SteelJinrong Chai0Guohua Li1School of Mechanical Electronic and Information Engineering, China University of Mining and Technology (Beijing), Beijing 100083, ChinaSchool of Mechanical Electronic and Information Engineering, China University of Mining and Technology (Beijing), Beijing 100083, ChinaThere is a serious wear problem in the middle plate of scraper conveyors, which causes the problems of high transportation cost, low efficiency, and a lot of material waste. Therefore, it is necessary to study the wear performance of middle plate materials. A new high-titanium low alloy wear-resistant steel (ZM4-13) and a typical material (NM400) for middle plates are studied in this paper. The findings show that the mass loss of ZM4-13 and NM400 rises with the increase of coal gangue percentage. They do not increase monotonically with the change of pH value, and there is a critical value: the critical value of NM400 is between 6–8, and the critical value of ZM4-13 is between 7–9. When the pH value is less than the critical value, the mass loss decreases with the increase of pH value; when the pH value is greater than the critical value, the mass loss increases with the increase of pH value. Under the condition of high gangue and neutral solutions, ZM4-13 has better wear resistance. Its wear resistance can reach up to 1.09–2.10 times compared with NM400. The in-situ precipitated TiC particles are dispersed in ZM4-13. The high hardness of the TiC precipitation area in ZM4-13 hinders the plowing of hard particles and the plastic deformation of surface materials, so ZM4-13 is more wear-resistant than NM400, especially suitable for the harsh working conditions of coal mine production.https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1944/15/18/6463high-titanium low alloy wear-resistant steelabrasive wearcorrosive wearsliding friction and wear
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Guohua Li
Comparative Experiment of Abrasion-Corrosion-Sliding Wear Performance of Two Kinds of Low Alloy Wear-Resistant Steel
Materials
high-titanium low alloy wear-resistant steel
abrasive wear
corrosive wear
sliding friction and wear
title Comparative Experiment of Abrasion-Corrosion-Sliding Wear Performance of Two Kinds of Low Alloy Wear-Resistant Steel
title_full Comparative Experiment of Abrasion-Corrosion-Sliding Wear Performance of Two Kinds of Low Alloy Wear-Resistant Steel
title_fullStr Comparative Experiment of Abrasion-Corrosion-Sliding Wear Performance of Two Kinds of Low Alloy Wear-Resistant Steel
title_full_unstemmed Comparative Experiment of Abrasion-Corrosion-Sliding Wear Performance of Two Kinds of Low Alloy Wear-Resistant Steel
title_short Comparative Experiment of Abrasion-Corrosion-Sliding Wear Performance of Two Kinds of Low Alloy Wear-Resistant Steel
title_sort comparative experiment of abrasion corrosion sliding wear performance of two kinds of low alloy wear resistant steel
topic high-titanium low alloy wear-resistant steel
abrasive wear
corrosive wear
sliding friction and wear
url https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1944/15/18/6463
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