At the conference PM 2012 Director of Materials Research Centre Oleksiy Gogotsi presented a report Abrasive wear of the steel against coke

Powder Metallurgy: today and tomorrow
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27 - November 30, 2012 in Kiev ("KPI", Engineering Physics Department) was held international conference "Powder Metallurgy: today and tomorrow" is dedicated to the sixtieth of Frantsevich Institute for Problems of Materials Science of NASU, National Academy of Science, Ukraine

Conference PM 2012 "Powder Metallurgy: today and tomorrow"

PM 2012 conference focused on the following issues: fundamental problems of the powders, the processes of powder materials formation, the influence of the solid-and liquid-phase sintering of powder on the products properties, technology of powder products obtaining, and nanotechnologies in powder metallurgy, the high-pressure, abrasive materials, testing the powder materials properties.

At the conference Director of Materials Research Centre Oleksiy Gogotsi presented a report

Abrasive wear of the steel against coke. O.G.Gogotsi 1, N.P.Brodnikovskiy 2, Y.I. Zozylia1, V.V. Motronenko 1, P.V. Mazur 2, M.V. Gubinskiy 3, I.V. Barsukov 4, J. David Carter 5

11Materials Research Centre Ltd., 03680 Kiev, st. Krzhizhanovskogo, 3, Ukraine;
2 Frantsevich Institute for Problems of Materials Science of NASU, National Academy of Science, 03142, Kiev, st. Krzhizhanovskogo, 3, Ukraine;
3 National Metallurgic Academy of Ukraine (NMetAU), 49600, Dniepropetrovsk, str. Gagarina, 4, Ukraine;
4 American Energy Technologies Co., 60026, Glenview, IL, USA,
5 Argonne National Laboratory, 60439, Argonne, IL, USA,

A.V. Klimchuk, N.P. Brodnikovskiy, A.V.Ustyuzhanina, O.G.Gogotsi, I.V.Uvarova, M.V.Gubinskiy A.V.Ustyuzhanina, S.Lishevskiy, Y.I. Zozulia, O.G.Gogotsi, A.V.Klimchuk O.G.Gogotsi, A.V.Ustyuzhanina, S.Lishevskiy, Y.I. Zozulia,  N.P.Brodnikovskiy, A.V.Klimchuk, A.V.Pashinin
A.V. Klimchuk, N.P.Brodnikovskiy, A.V.Ustyuzhanina, O.G.Gogotsi, prof. I.V.Uvarova, prof. M.V.Gubinskiy
A.V.Ustyuzhanina, prof. S.Lishevskiy, Y.I. Zozulia, O.G.Gogotsi, A.V.Klimchuk
O.G.Gogotsi, A.V.Ustyuzhanina, prof. S.Lishevskiy, Y.I. Zozulia, N.P.Brodnikovskiy, A.V.Klimchuk, A.V.Pashinin
At the PM 2012 conference:  Director of Materials Research Centre Oleksiy G. Gogotsi presented a report «Abrasive Effect of  the Coke Particles Flow on the Steel» Director of Materials Research Centre Oleksiy G. Gogotsi At the PM 2012 Conference, NTUU KPI, Kiev, Ukraine Final speech at the conference PM 2012, Dr. Leonid Chernyshev, Frantsevich Institute for Problems of Material Science
At the PM 2012 conference:  Director of Materials Research Centre Oleksiy Gogotsi presented a report about abrasive effect of  the coke particles flow on the steel
Director of Materials Research Centre Oleksiy Gogotsi At the PM 2012 Conference, NTUU KPI, Kiev, Ukraine
Final speech at the conference PM 2012, Dr. Leonid Chernyshev, Frantsevich Institute for Problems of Material Science
At the conference was presented report Regularities of Formation of High Pressure Phases of Carbon Under Shock Compression
At the conference was presented report Regularities of Formation of High Pressure Phases of Carbon Under Shock Compression
Dr. Zibrov I.I, Institute of High Pressure Physics, RAS,Troitsk

Dr. V.P. Filonenko,  Institute of High Pressure Physics, RAS,Troitsk

While developing a complex of equipment, ordered by American Energy Technologies Co, for the processing and receiving of graphitized and partially graphitized pure carbon materials, there was a problem to choose the thickness of details and parts of equipment. That equipment can be under the influence of the coke particles flow, moving at different speeds and acting with different pressures. Also there was a need to compare wear of ordinary structural steel 3 and stainless steel AISI 304.

Wear of steel parts is well simulated by abrasive wear test, that was done on the immovable ring type facility.

Read more about Testing of the material samples on the abrasive wear >>

The research group is grateful for project developing to US Department of Energy, DoE , Regina Carter, GIPP, US National Nuclear Security Administration, Ukrainian Science and Technology Centre (STCU), represented by Vic Korsun, STCU US Deputy Executive Director, and Irina Tomashevskaya.

 

 

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