Structural and Tribological Characteristics of Nanoscale FePSiBNb Coatings
Abstract The tribological properties of nanostructured FePSiBNb coating prepared by arc spraying sliding against WC ball at different loads and speeds were investigated. The coating consists of nanoscale α Fe structure with grain size ranging from 12 to 50 nm. The hardness and reduced elastic modulu...
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