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Results<br />

The results of the test according<br />

to ASTM G 75-07 show major<br />

advantages with spherical carbides,<br />

picture 8. A significant difference<br />

between the broken FTC <strong>and</strong> TC<br />

cannot be determined.<br />

One reason <strong>for</strong> the good results<br />

with spherical carbides lies in the<br />

0<br />

relatively low load, which leads to the<br />

fact that the softer matrix between<br />

the carbides is mostly washed out,<br />

while the carbides themselves are<br />

struck relatively lightly, Picture 9. The spherical carbides<br />

stay longer in the matrix <strong>for</strong>m-closed , since they can only<br />

fall out, in case the matrix is worn out deeper than the<br />

sphere radius. Due to the irregular <strong>for</strong>m <strong>and</strong> distribution<br />

of the broken FTC <strong>and</strong> TC, these can fall out more quickly,<br />

since in this case the supporting effect of the matrix is not<br />

given.<br />

The tests on the material according to ASTM G65-04<br />

very clearly show the different influences, such as grain<br />

size, line pitch <strong>and</strong> type of carbides, picture 10. It becomes<br />

clear that, contrary to the Miller test, the higher contact<br />

pressure of 130 N not only causes the abrasion of the<br />

matrix, but also the demolition of the carbides. In contrast<br />

to the monocrystalline TC, the FTC is lightly dissolved at<br />

the border areas during build-up welding, which enables<br />

a better connection to the matrix material. In addition the<br />

Issue 04 | 2010<br />

Abtrag in mm³<br />

12<br />

10<br />

8<br />

6<br />

4<br />

2<br />

TRANSFER OF TECHNOLOGY<br />

8,80 9,33 7,57 7,79 8,05<br />

9,32<br />

1 2 3 4 5 6<br />

Werkstoff<br />

Pic. 9:<br />

Wear pattern ASTM G75-07 (left: material 3, <strong>rig</strong>ht: material 6)<br />

Pic. 8:<br />

Results of the ASTM G75-07 Millertest<br />

TC is considerably more brittle <strong>and</strong> there<strong>for</strong>e breaks more<br />

quickly. Due to the chosen mass ratio during mixing of the<br />

powder, the coating layer contains less carbides in terms of<br />

numbers with increasing carbide sizes. The influence of the<br />

line pitch is illustrated in material 5, Picture 11. According<br />

to the st<strong>and</strong>ard the quartz s<strong>and</strong> used in the test setup has<br />

a grain size of 200 to 425 µm. Since with Material 5 the line<br />

pitch partly exceeds 200 µm, here the abrasive good can<br />

fully damage the matrix, which leads to an increased drop<br />

out of the FTC spheres.<br />

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