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This analysis demonstrates friction cladding improves wear resistance in steel threads, suggesting enhanced performance.
The process of friction cladding was used for modification of the thread surface by hardening with simultaneous deposition of functional coatings to increase wear resistance and other functional properties. Friction cladding is performed by a rotating wire brush having a high speed. The thickness of the brass coating varied from 6 to 25μm. Microhardness of the surface layer of steel after friction cladding is 2150 MPa (before processing is 1020 MPa).
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