Bryansk, Bryansk, Russian Federation
On the basis of the investigations carried out there are offered theoretical dependences for the definition of wear intensity depending on modes of electro-erosion treatment. They allow defining optimum modes of electro-erosion treatment to ensure machinery wear-resistance required.
wear-resistance, wear intensity, electro-erosion treatment, surface layer quality, modes of electro-erosion treatment
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