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METALWORKING EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS

                                    The surface quality of counterbodies, which work in conjunction with
                               the coating sprayed at 450 °C, belongs to the 10-11 cleanliness classes. For
                                  counterbodies working in tandem with a copper coating applied at 270 °C,
                                    the surface quality corresponds to 9 - 10 grade of cleanliness. The tests
                                     were carried out in two types of lubricants: liquid - industrial oil I-20A
                                      and plastic Litol-24 lubricant.
                                           Industrial  oil I-20A  is  intended  for  use  in  hydraulic  systems  of
                                      machine  tools  and  automatic  lines  of  presses.  It  is  also  used  for
                                      construction and road construction machines in the open air, in gears,
                                      sliding  and  rolling guides of  machine  tools and  other  mechanisms.
                                      I-20A oil is produced in accordance with GOST 20799-88 and is made
                                     on the basis of mineral distillate and residual base oils. It corresponds
                                     to group 32 according to the JSO classification.
                                           Litol-24 lubricant is a mineral oil thickened with lithium soap with
                                     the addition of an additive package. It is designed for the lubrication
                                   of a variety of joints operating in a wide temperature range, from -40
                                 to +120 °C. These are sliding pairs, units of cars, ships, construction and
                                 machine-tool equipment, gears, friction surfaces of wheeled and tracked
                                 vehicles, electric machines. Litol-24 lubricant meets the requirements of
                                 DIN51 K 3K - 40 specification. After testing, the sample and counterbody
                                were  cleaned  of  excess  lubricant  with a  cloth  and  washed  in  a  solvent.
                                Then, the surface of the objects under study was treated with alcohol and
                                dried in a thermal cabinet at a temperature of 70 °C for 30 min. After that,
                                 the sample and counterbody were weighed on an electronic balance with
                                an accuracy of 0.0001 g.







               Test results
               Analyzing the data on the total wear of coatings applied at different spraying temperatures,
        it can be noted that when a friction pair is operating in industrial oil I-20A, the coating applied
        at 450 °C has a higher wear resistance (Fig. 1). When used in a pair of Litol-24 lubricant, the
        coating applied at 270 °C resists wear more effectively (Fig. 1).
               The total wear rate of counterbodies (0.3 x 10-11) is lower when working in pairs with a
        coating applied at 450 °C when tested in industrial oil I-20A than with a copper coating applied
        at 270 °C (0.4 x 10-11) (Fig. 2). The use of Litol-24 lubricant in a friction pair is accompanied by
        the same counterbody wear 0.2 x 10-11. As can be seen from the experimental data, the effect
        of mass transfer of the copper coating to the mating surface is expressed in a twofold decrease
        in the level of wear of ShKh15 steel without coating, which is a counterbody in a friction pair.
               Analyzing the results of the total wear of coated specimens and counterbodies, it can
        be argued that when using industrial oil I-20A as a lubricant, the coating should be applied
        at a temperature of 450 °C. To increase the efficiency of the friction unit when using Litol-24
        lubricant, it is advisable to spray a copper coating at an airflow temperature of 270 °C.
               The obtained result can be due to the difference in hardness (138.5 and 113.6 HV 0.025
        / 10) and cohesive strength (100 MPa and 88 MPa) of the coating metal applied at low and high
        temperatures.
               The results of measurements of the microgeometry of the surface of the counterbodies
        and specimens with a copper coating applied at a temperature of 450 °C, carried out before and
        after the test, are shown in Table 1.
               Analysis of the state of the surface of the samples after testing shows that when the
        mating  of  the  samples  of  ShKh15  steel  with  a  coating  applied  at  a  temperature  of  450  °C
        works, the surface quality of the counterbodies improves (Table 1). If we consider additional
        parameters for assessing the quality of the surface, namely the average value for 10 ridges and
        valleys (Rz) and the sum of the maximum projection and depression (Rt), then the following
        can be noted.
               When tested in industrial oil, the value (Rz) decreases by an order of magnitude - from
        0.785 x 10-6 m to 0.080 x 10-6 m, and the parameter (Rt) - from 1.270 x 10-6 m to 0.10 x



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