The wear properties and wear surfaces microstructure of TC4 alloy were studied with GCr15 and SiC counterparts, respectively. The results show that the friction coefficients of TC4 alloy with GCr15 was higher and the mass loss was lower compared with those of SiC. The wear mechanisms of TC4 alloy with GCr15 and SiC could be concluded as grinding abrasion, adhesion abrasion and oxidation abrasion. However, adhesion abrasion and oxidation abrasion mechanisms were predominant with GCr15 counterpart.
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abstract = {The wear properties and wear surfaces microstructure of TC4 alloy were studied with GCr15 and SiC counterparts, respectively. The results show that the friction coefficients of TC4 alloy with GCr15 was higher and the mass loss was lower compared with those of SiC. The wear mechanisms of TC4 alloy with GCr15 and SiC could be concluded as grinding abrasion, adhesion abrasion and oxidation abrasion. However, adhesion abrasion and oxidation abrasion mechanisms were predominant with GCr15 counterpart.},
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