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Fretting between SA182 F50 and A106 Carbon steel 1

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IPE435

IPE435

Petroleum
Apr 16, 2009
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Good day all
If I have a fretting situation between SA182 F50 duplex and A106 B carbon materials. which of thee 2 material is going to erode. in other words, which has the better ware resistance when put up against each other?
 
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IPE what is the fit form and function what is the % carbon in these steels
 
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Considering that the duplex is much more corrosion resistant and will work harden more than a C steel I would estimate that the A106 would see the most damage.
These are different enough that I would expect little galling, so this should help reduce the damage.
What is the service?
Why do you expect fretting?

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P.E. Metallurgy, consulting work welcomed
 
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most products like bearings use bearing steels or carburized steels. what is the function that the op looking for.
 
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