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    Wear Analysis of Clad Developed On Plain Carbon Steel Using Microwave Heating and A-Tig Welding Process Akshay Pathania and Sashank Thapa

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    Wear is a major problem leading to frequent replacement of engineering components. This study developed cladding on mild steel, a widely used but poor-wearing material, using microwave heating and TIG welding to improve its wear properties. Microwave cladding showed good metallurgical bonding with the substrate and increased wear resistance over 220 times compared to plain mild steel under test conditions. The microwave cladding process was carried out successfully in a domestic microwave oven.

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    Wear Analysis of Clad Developed On Plain Carbon Steel Using Microwave Heating and A-Tig Welding Process Akshay Pathania and Sashank Thapa

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    Wear is a major problem leading to frequent replacement of engineering components. This study developed cladding on mild steel, a widely used but poor-wearing material, using microwave heating and TIG welding to improve its wear properties. Microwave cladding showed good metallurgical bonding with the substrate and increased wear resistance over 220 times compared to plain mild steel under test conditions. The microwave cladding process was carried out successfully in a domestic microwave oven.

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    Wear is a major problem leading to frequent replacement of engineering components. This study developed cladding on mild steel, a widely used but poor-wearing material, using microwave heating and TIG welding to improve its wear properties. Microwave cladding showed good metallurgical bonding with the substrate and increased wear resistance over 220 times compared to plain mild steel under test conditions. The microwave cladding process was carried out successfully in a domestic microwave oven.

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    Wear is a major problem leading to frequent replacement of engineering components. This study developed cladding on mild steel, a widely used but poor-wearing material, using microwave heating and TIG welding to improve its wear properties. Microwave cladding showed good metallurgical bonding with the substrate and increased wear resistance over 220 times compared to plain mild steel under test conditions. The microwave cladding process was carried out successfully in a domestic microwave oven.

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    Wear Analysis of clad developed on plain carbon steel using Microwave Heating

    and A-Tig Welding Process


    Akshay Pathania and Sashank Thapa
    Wear is the foremost problem leading to numerous replacement of engineering components in
    many industries. Wear is the actual exclusion of surface material due to the frictional force
    between two mating surfaces. This can result in a change in component dimension which can
    lead to slackness and subsequent inappropriate operation. In present work, mild steel is chosen as
    a base material to improve its wear properties because it is widely acceptable material for
    engineering components. The widely acceptability of this material is due to the cheap cost, ease
    machinability, deformability and weldability etc. However, the wear properties of mild steel are
    very poor which leads to catastrophic failure of the component during service. Hence, it is
    important to improve the surface properties of mild steel, so as it can effectively work in harsh
    working environment. The surface engineering techniques refers to area which is used to
    improve the surface properties of metallic and nonmetallic material and increase the working life
    of the components. Among various surface modification techniques Microwave energy cladding
    and TIG cladding has been chosen to develop the clad and analysis of wear performance between
    these two techniques has been shown.

    The main objective of the present research is to develop a new cost effective as well as
    green technique for producing coatings/claddings of metal-based materials using a nonconventional source of energy (microwave) which offer variety of advantages while
    compared to the conventional processes.
    To improve the mechanical and metallurgical properties of the most used engineering
    material in industries.
    The microwave clads showed good metallurgical bonding with substrate by partial
    mutual diffusion of elements.
    The wear resistance of microwave processed clad has been increased by almost 220 times
    of mild steel at 1.5 Kg and 1.5 m/s.
    The microwave cladding has been successfully carried out on 900 W at 2.45 GHz at 360
    seconds on domestic microwave oven.

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