FOUNDRY TRIBOTECHNICAL BRONZE BrO3A3 CORROSION RESISTANCE INVESTIGATION

Problem statement. Bronzes have been and remain the main material for friction bearings, anti-friction and corrosion-resistant parts manufacturing that work under high loads, chemically active aggression influence at low and elevated temperatures, in cavitation, erosion, etc. conditions. That is, technology continuous development requires from anti-friction bronzes constant their corrosion resistance increasing, as a factor that will allow to significantly expand their application scope and increase cast products from them durability and reliability. The purpose of the articles. Based on relationship between corrosion damages and chemical composition analysis, compare BrO3A3 bronze corrosion resistance with BrA5, BrA9Zh3L and BrO5Tz5C5 bronzes corrosion resistance as the materials most often used in industry for parts manufacturing that work in friction nodes and chemically active environments. Methodology. Alloys for samples production have been prepared by technical purity primary charge materials fusing. Melting has been carried out in induction crucible furnace using a graphite crucible and charcoal as a coating material. Cast bronze samples corrosion resistance studies have been carried out in accordance with ISO 7384:2001, ISO 11845:1995 and GOST 9.308-85 requirements. Studied samples corrosion resistance has been evaluated based on the results of their relative weight loss during exposure for 90 days in climate chamber at relative humidity of 93 ± 3 % and temperature of 40 ± 2 °С, in sea and fresh water with temperature of 20...22 °С. Conclusions. BrO3A3 bronze, among the studied foundry bronzes, is characterized by the best level of anti-corrosion properties in all environments used in this research. In this regard, it is a reason to recommend the studied bronze for tribotechnical purpose cast parts manufacturing, which work in air, fresh or sea water.

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Ukrainian Journal of Civil Engineering and Architecture
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2024-09-28
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https://doi.org/10.30838/j.bpsacea.2312.300824.134.1084
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Metallurgical Processes and Thermodynamics
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FOUNDRY TRIBOTECHNICAL BRONZE BrO3A3 CORROSION RESISTANCE INVESTIGATION

Oleg Remez, K.I. Uzlov, T.V. Kimstach, A.M. Kovzik et al.
Ukrainian Journal of Civil Engineering and Architecture
Metallurgical Processes and Thermodynamics
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FOUNDRY TRIBOTECHNICAL BRONZE BrO3A3 CORROSION RESISTANCE INVESTIGATION

Oleg Remez, K.I. Uzlov, T.V. Kimstach, A.M. Kovzik, S.I. Repyakh
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Problem statement. Bronzes have been and remain the main material for friction bearings, anti-friction and corrosion-resistant parts manufacturing that work under high loads, chemically active aggression influence at low and elevated temperatures, in cavitation, erosion, etc. conditions. That is, technology continuous development requires from anti-friction bronzes constant their corrosion resistance increasing, as a factor that will allow to significantly expand their application scope and increase cast products from them durability and reliability. The purpose of the articles. Based on relationship between corrosion damages and chemical composition analysis, compare BrO3A3 bronze corrosion resistance with BrA5, BrA9Zh3L and BrO5Tz5C5 bronzes corrosion resistance as the materials most often used in industry for parts manufacturing that work in friction nodes and chemically active environments. Methodology. Alloys for samples production have been prepared by technical purity primary charge materials fusing. Melting has been carried out in induction crucible furnace using a graphite crucible and charcoal as a coating material. Cast bronze samples corrosion resistance studies have been carried out in accordance with ISO 7384:2001, ISO 11845:1995 and GOST 9.308-85 requirements. Studied samples corrosion resistance has been evaluated based on the results of their relative weight loss during exposure for 90 days in climate chamber at relative humidity of 93 ± 3 % and temperature of 40 ± 2 °С, in sea and fresh water with temperature of 20...22 °С. Conclusions. BrO3A3 bronze, among the studied foundry bronzes, is characterized by the best level of anti-corrosion properties in all environments used in this research. In this regard, it is a reason to recommend the studied bronze for tribotechnical purpose cast parts manufacturing, which work in air, fresh or sea water.

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FOUNDRY TRIBOTECHNICAL BRONZE BrO3A3 CORROSION RESISTANCE INVESTIGATION — Oleg Remez, K.I. Uzlov, et al. · Ukrainian Journal of Civil Engineering and Architecture (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS