Materials

Selection

Presented by: Reab Berry

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 Comparison of
Material Wear
Hard Gray & Ductile Irons
Resistance
Martensitic Steels
Materials

White Iron Alloys

Rubbers/Elastomers

Ceramics

0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000

Relative Wear Resistance Ranges

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Microstructure and
Hardness of White
Irons

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Microstructure of
GIW 28G

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Hardness Measurement

 Vickers - pyramid
 Rockwell - cone
 Brinell - 10mm ball

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Vickers 30 Hardness

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Rockwell Hardness

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Brinell Hardness

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 General pH Ranges
4G for (GIW) White Irons
18G

T32G

28G
Alloys

OS34G

30G

40G

T90G

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

pH Ranges

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 Relative Corrosion-
Wear Resistance
T32G
18G 38G
OS34G
28G
Wear Resistance

4G/6G
29 40G
G T90G
High-Alloy Martensitic Steels

81D CD4MCu
80D/35C
Ni-Resist 82D/83D
65D SS316
Corrosion Resistance

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GIW General pH-
Chlorides Chart

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 Wear Testing on
Elastomers
3.5

2.5
W e a r R e s is ta nce Inde x

1.5

0.5

0
ASTM G75 (w hite iron) GIW Urethane 615 GIW Urethane 602 Linatex 40

Materials

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