ON INFLUENCING SURFACE HARDENING TECHNOLOGY ON THE NANOGEOMETRY OF THE SURFACE LAYER AND ITS WEAR RESISTANCE
Keywords:
nanogeometry, technology, surface hardening, engineering technologyAbstract
For fine grinding and ion implantation, profilograms of surface nanogeometry are obtained using an atomic force microscope. The parameters of nanogeometry are determined in accordance with ISO 4287. The results of changing the parameters of nanogeometry depending on the type of technological treatment are given. The conducted experimental studies on wear show that the running-in process does not influence significantly the surface nanogeometry. The nanogeometry parameters of the friction surface are given, which are preferable from the viewpoint of reducing wear for the selected test conditions.
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