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H13 (DIN-X40CrMoV) is one of the well-known steels for utilization at elevated temperatures owing to its good resistance to softening at high
temperatures and thermal shock resistance along with a relatively low cost. In the present study, sliding wear performance of H13 hot work tool
steel at room and elevated temperatures has been examined against Al2O3 ceramic counter-material. Based on the observations and analyses of
the contact surfaces, wear track profiles, and friction curves, the role of varying temperatures on the operative wear mechanism has been
examined.
International Iron & Steel Symposium
UDCS
Zafer Can TEOMAN
Faiz Muhaffel
Huseyin Cimenoglu