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[en] Most valves and essentially all critical service valves utilize hardfacing materials for seating and wear surfaces to minimize wear and galling. The type of hardfacing materials used, the methods of deposition, and the quality of the final product all contribute to the wear characteristics, required operating force, and life of the final product. Over the last forty years the most prevalent hardfacing materials furnished to the commercial nuclear industry consisted of cobalt base and nickel base materials. In the last several years there has been extensive development and evaluation work performed on iron base hardfacing materials. This presentation will address the wear characteristics of the various materials and the importance of consistent quality of deposited materials necessary to achieve optimum product performance and longevity
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American Society of Mechanical Engineers, New York, NY (United States); 719 p; 1996; p. 3C.73-3C.76; 4. NRC/ASME symposium on valve and pump testing in nuclear power plants; Washington, DC (United States); 15-18 Jul 1996; Also available from OSTI as TI96013645; NTIS; GPO
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