キャビテーション壊食とスラリ-摩耗の複合損傷に及ぼすスラリー濃度の影響

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Author: 服部, 修次ほか

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Publication date: 2001-05-25

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Note (General)：: Simultaneous damage of cavitation erosion and slurry wear of SUS 304 was studied by using a test apparatus with the combination of an ultrasonic vibra...

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Material Type: 文書・図像類
Title: キャビテーション壊食とスラリ-摩耗の複合損傷に及ぼすスラリー濃度の影響
Author/Editor: 服部, 修次
前川, 紀英
HATTORI, Shuji
MAEKAWA, Norihide
Author Heading: 服部, 修次
前川, 紀英
HATTORI, Shuji
MAEKAWA, Norihide
Publication, Distribution, etc.: 社団法人日本機械学会
Publication Date: 2001-05-25
Publication Date (W3CDTF): 2001-05-25
Alternative Title: Effect of Slurry Concentration on Simultaneous Damage of Cavitation Erosion and Slurry Wear
Periodical title: 日本機械学会論文集(A編)
No. or year of volume/issue: 67 657
Volume: 67
Issue: 657
Pages: 919-924
Text Language Code: jpn
Subject Heading: Cavitation Erosion
Iron and Steel
Wear
Slurry
Silica Sand
Concentration
Target Audience: 一般
Note (General): Simultaneous damage of cavitation erosion and slurry wear of SUS 304 was studied by using a test apparatus with the combination of an ultrasonic vibratory cavitation device and a slurry jet device. The tests were canied out in slurry having concentrations from 0 mass percent to 6 mass percent. The slurry was made of tap water and silica sand. Volume loss rate first kept constant irrespective of concentration and then began to increase remarkably at a certain concentration. Thus, a critical concentration was found beyond which silica sand has an effect on slurry wear. Moreover, the volume loss rate of the simultaneous damage is higher than that of slurry wear without cavitation at concentrations exceeding the critical concentration. The acceleration ratio of volume loss rate (simultaneous damage/slurry wear) is as much as 2.4, when the flowing velocity is low (5 m/s) and the slurry is low near the critical concentration.
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