Study of the structure and properties of beryllium-containing steel VNS32-VI

Mosolov A.N., Sevalnev G.S., Krylov S.А., Skugorev A.V., Chirkov I.A.
Mosolov A.N., Sevalnev G.S., Krylov S.А., Skugorev A.V., Chirkov I.A. Study of the structure and properties of beryllium-containing steel VNS32-VI // Proceedings of VIAM. 2022. No. 5. DOI: 10.18577/2307-6046-2022-0-5-3-14. URL: https://test.viam.ru/en/journal/2022/5/1
Keywords
beryllium, beryllium-containing steel, hardness, wear resistance, friction coefficient
Abstract

The structure, hardness, and tribotechnical characteristics of beryllium-containing steel VNS32-VI after hardening heat treatment have been studied. Metallographic analysis made it possible to establish that the structure of VNS32-VI consists of martensite, δ-ferrite and strengthening phases: NiBe, Cr23C6 и (Nb, Ti)C2. Based on the results of studies of tribotechnical characteristics, it was found that, compared with bearing steel 95Kh18-Sh, the wear rate of VNS32-VI steel by 15–20 % less when tested under conditions of dry sliding friction in a pair of friction with steel of the martensitic class ShKh15-SHD.

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