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Effect of the Phase Composition of Austenitic–Martensitic VNS9-Sh TRIP Steel on the Characteristics of Dry Sliding Friction in the Tribocontact with ShKh15 Steel

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The effect of the martensite phase content (from 0 to 50 vol %) on the hardness and tribotechnical properties of VNS9-Sh TRIP steel under conditions of dry sliding friction on ShKh15 steel (counterbody) is studied. The best combination of the hardness and the wear resistant is found in the steel with a martensite phase content of ≈32 vol %. The strength of VNS9-Sh steel is higher by a factor of more than two than that of 110G13L steel at comparable hardnesses and tribotechnical properties.

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This work was performed, on the side of the All-Russia Institute of Aviation Materials VIAM, in the framework of complex direction 8.2 “High-strength structural and corrosion-resistant welded steels with high fracture toughness” and, on the side of the Baikov Institute of Metallurgy and Materials Science of Russian Academy of Sciences, in the framework of state task no. 075-00328-21-00.

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  1. All-Russia Institute of Aviation Materials VIAM, 105005, Moscow, Russia

    G. S. Seval’nev, T. G. Seval’neva, K. V. Dul’nev & M. Yu. Yazvitskii

  2. Baikov Institute of Metallurgy and Materials Science, Russian Academy of Sciences, 119334, Moscow, Russia

    T. G. Seval’neva & A. G. Kolmakov

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Seval’nev, G.S., Seval’neva, T.G., Kolmakov, A.G. et al. Effect of the Phase Composition of Austenitic–Martensitic VNS9-Sh TRIP Steel on the Characteristics of Dry Sliding Friction in the Tribocontact with ShKh15 Steel. Russ. Metall. 2022, 404–410 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0036029522040267

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