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Effect of non-metallic coatings on fretting corrosion of mild steel

Waterhouse, R.B. / Allery, M.

Fretting fatigue behaviour of Parco-Lubrite and Bonderite 875 phosphate coatings and sulfidenitride coating (Sulfinuz) on mild steel were investigated; both phosphate coatings have adverse effect because they reduce fatigue strength of steel, giving resultant fretting fatigue limit of 30,000 compared with 67,000 cycles for untreated steel; impregnation of phosphate coatings with suitable oil-in-water emulsion raised fretting fatigue limit to 174,000 cycles in case of Parco-Lubrite coating and 125,000 cycles in case of Bonderite 875 coating; Sulfinuz coating gave greatest improvement with fretting fatigue limit of 350,000.

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Effect of non-metallic coatings on fretting corrosion of mild steel

Waterhouse, R.B. / Allery, M.

Fretting fatigue behaviour of Parco-Lubrite and Bonderite 875 phosphate coatings and sulfidenitride coating (Sulfinuz) on mild steel were investigated; both phosphate coatings have adverse effect because they reduce fatigue strength of steel, giving resultant fretting fatigue limit of 30,000 compared with 67,000 cycles for untreated steel; impregnation of phosphate coatings with suitable oil-in-water emulsion raised fretting fatigue limit to 174,000 cycles in case of Parco-Lubrite coating and 125,000 cycles in case of Bonderite 875 coating; Sulfinuz coating gave greatest improvement with fretting fatigue limit of 350,000.

Effect of non-metallic coatings on fretting corrosion of mild steel

Waterhouse, R.B. / Allery, M.

Fretting fatigue behaviour of Parco-Lubrite and Bonderite 875 phosphate coatings and sulfidenitride coating (Sulfinuz) on mild steel were investigated; both phosphate coatings have adverse effect because they reduce fatigue strength of steel, giving resultant fretting fatigue limit of 30,000 compared with 67,000 cycles for untreated steel; impregnation of phosphate coatings with suitable oil-in-water emulsion raised fretting fatigue limit to 174,000 cycles in case of Parco-Lubrite coating and 125,000 cycles in case of Bonderite 875 coating; Sulfinuz coating gave greatest improvement with fretting fatigue limit of 350,000.

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Title:

Effect of non-metallic coatings on fretting corrosion of mild steel

Additional title:

Wear-Usure-Verschleiss

Contributors:

Waterhouse, R.B. (author) / Allery, M. (author)

Published in:

Wear-Usure-Verschleiss ; 8

Publication date:

1965

Size:

9 pages

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1016/0043-1648(65)90258-9

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

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