The effect of the preheating on to properties of the wear resistant welds
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Wear resistant welds are used in many industries when it is necessary to protect machine components and structures against wear caused by operating conditions. Often the main parameter determining the usefulness of these welds is high hardness reaching about 60HRC. In many cases, after the surfacing process, a mesh of cracks is formed in the surface layer, which can affect the durability of the hard-wearing layers used. The paper presents the analysis of the influence of preheating before welding up to 400 ° C on the properties of welds and its effect on the number of cracks in the surface layer. The use of preheating allowed to reduce the number of cracks in the surfacing to 1. The optimum heating temperature was 200 ° C, for which the number of cracks was reduced and the lowest wear was recorded.
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