Mechanized surfacing of the end face of screw coils of a screw conveyor operating under abrasion conditions in a corrosive environment

The purpose of the work was to determine the possibility of the regenerative surfacing of the upper surface of screw conveyor coils. The screw conveyor, used for the transport of bulk materials in a corrosive environment, was originally surfaced with chromium cast iron. The research work discussed...

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Main Authors:	Eugeniusz Turyk, Svetlana Grigorenko, Igor A. Ryabtsev
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Publishing Agency - Welding Technology Review 2019-12-01
Series:	Przegląd Spawalnictwa
Subjects:	MAG surfacing screw conveyor chromium cast iron
Online Access:	http://www.pspaw.pl/index.php/pspaw/article/view/1082

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spelling	doaj-11ebf5106d444110896c88e47d2e991f2020-11-25T03:27:04ZengPublishing Agency - Welding Technology ReviewPrzegląd Spawalnictwa0033-23642449-79592019-12-01911110.26628/wtr.v91i11.10821082Mechanized surfacing of the end face of screw coils of a screw conveyor operating under abrasion conditions in a corrosive environmentEugeniusz Turyk0Svetlana Grigorenko1Igor A. Ryabtsev2Research Network ŁUKASIEWICZ – Welding InstituteE.O. Paton Electric Welding Institute of the National Academy of Sciences, UkraineE.O. Paton Electric Welding Institute of the National Academy of Sciences, Ukraine The purpose of the work was to determine the possibility of the regenerative surfacing of the upper surface of screw conveyor coils. The screw conveyor, used for the transport of bulk materials in a corrosive environment, was originally surfaced with chromium cast iron. The research work discussed in the article resulted in the development of a MAG method-based technology enabling the repair surfacing of screw conveyor coils. The technology involved the use of an EnDOtec DO*11 flux-cored wire and required the previous removal of the hardened upper layer. http://www.pspaw.pl/index.php/pspaw/article/view/1082MAG surfacingscrew conveyorchromium cast iron
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title	Mechanized surfacing of the end face of screw coils of a screw conveyor operating under abrasion conditions in a corrosive environment
title_short	Mechanized surfacing of the end face of screw coils of a screw conveyor operating under abrasion conditions in a corrosive environment
title_full	Mechanized surfacing of the end face of screw coils of a screw conveyor operating under abrasion conditions in a corrosive environment
title_fullStr	Mechanized surfacing of the end face of screw coils of a screw conveyor operating under abrasion conditions in a corrosive environment
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publisher	Publishing Agency - Welding Technology Review
series	Przegląd Spawalnictwa
issn	0033-2364 2449-7959
publishDate	2019-12-01
description	The purpose of the work was to determine the possibility of the regenerative surfacing of the upper surface of screw conveyor coils. The screw conveyor, used for the transport of bulk materials in a corrosive environment, was originally surfaced with chromium cast iron. The research work discussed in the article resulted in the development of a MAG method-based technology enabling the repair surfacing of screw conveyor coils. The technology involved the use of an EnDOtec DO*11 flux-cored wire and required the previous removal of the hardened upper layer.
topic	MAG surfacing screw conveyor chromium cast iron
url	http://www.pspaw.pl/index.php/pspaw/article/view/1082
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Mechanized surfacing of the end face of screw coils of a screw conveyor operating under abrasion conditions in a corrosive environment

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