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Structural Changes in the Surface Layers of a High-Strength Austenitic VNS-53 Steel during Wear Tests

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Abstract—The tribotechnical characteristics of a high-nitrogen austenitic VNS-53 steel are studied under dry sliding friction in contact with a ShKh15-ShD steel. Strain hardening in a thin near-surface layer is found to occur without martensitic transformation, the result of which is a more than 90% increase in the hardness. This steel is found to have a lower friction coefficient and a higher increase in the hardness in the surface contact zone as compared to 08Kh18N10T steel.

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    G. S. Seval’nev, M. E. Druzhinina, N. M. Voznesenskaya & D. N. Romanenko

  2. Bauman Moscow State Technical University, Moscow, Russia

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Seval’nev, G.S., Druzhinina, M.E., Voznesenskaya, N.M. et al. Structural Changes in the Surface Layers of a High-Strength Austenitic VNS-53 Steel during Wear Tests. Russ. Metall. 2023, 928–932 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0036029523070108

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