Mathematical Modeling of the Effect of TiC Nanopowder Particles on the Wear Resistance Properties of Low-Alloy Steel

In this article, the effect of TiC nanopowder particles on the wear resistance of low-alloy steel 35XGCL (analog is JIS G 5111) is mathematically modeled. First of all, the composition for liquefaction in an electric arc furnace was calculated. 5 and 10% TiC nanopowder particles were added to the alloy as a modifier before pouring liquid metal into the ladle. This process was performed before pouring the liquid metal from the furnace into the ladle. 15% of TiC was added in the furnace as a modifier. Lagrangian interpolation polynomial construction was used in this modeling. The amount of wear resistance was calculated by polynomial expression of the function with determination of unknown coefficients. The results obtained on the basis of the developed model were compared with case studies. The results of the analysis are shown by graphs.

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Materials science forum
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2024-12-18
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https://doi.org/10.4028/p-gis27o
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Aluminum Alloys Composites Properties
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Mathematical Modeling of the Effect of TiC Nanopowder Particles on the Wear Resistance Properties of Low-Alloy Steel

Jamshidbek Khasanov, Nozimjon Kholmirzaev, Bekzod Yusupov, Nargiza Sadikova et al.
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Mathematical Modeling of the Effect of TiC Nanopowder Particles on the Wear Resistance Properties of Low-Alloy Steel

Jamshidbek Khasanov, Nozimjon Kholmirzaev, Bekzod Yusupov, Nargiza Sadikova, Nuritdin Tadjiev, Ibrokhim Sodik Nosirkhujaev, Zokirjon Nurdinov, Nosir Saidmakhamadov, Omonjon Yuldashev, Fakhriddin Makhmudov
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In this article, the effect of TiC nanopowder particles on the wear resistance of low-alloy steel 35XGCL (analog is JIS G 5111) is mathematically modeled. First of all, the composition for liquefaction in an electric arc furnace was calculated. 5 and 10% TiC nanopowder particles were added to the alloy as a modifier before pouring liquid metal into the ladle. This process was performed before pouring the liquid metal from the furnace into the ladle. 15% of TiC was added in the furnace as a modifier. Lagrangian interpolation polynomial construction was used in this modeling. The amount of wear resistance was calculated by polynomial expression of the function with determination of unknown coefficients. The results obtained on the basis of the developed model were compared with case studies. The results of the analysis are shown by graphs.

Materials science forumVol. 1139
Tashkent State Technical University named after Islam Karimov (UZ), Andijan State Medical Institute (UZ), Andijan Machine-building Institute (UZ)
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Aluminum Alloys Composites Properties
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