| 英文摘要 |
The wear-corrosion behavior of Al-20Si-XPb-YCu (X=0-10 wt %,Y=0-3 wt %) alloys, fabricated by a hot pressing technique and subsequent heat treatments, was evaluated by a block-onring tribotest. The evaluation examined the effects of applied potentials and environments which included dry air and 3.5wt% NaCl solution. The corrosion behavior was determined by Tafel polarization tests. The results showed that the additions of both lead and copper improved the wear resistance but led to higher corrosion rates. Heat treatments had a beneficial effect on the corrosion resistance of most alloys with the exception of Al-Si alloy. Al-Si alloys had excellent wear corrosion resistance, which increases with the increasing applied potentials. Additions of lead and copper further improved wear corrosion resistance. In addition, the passivity of lead containing Al-Si alloys increased substantially, which was responsible for the apparent reduction of both wear rate and corrosion current in the passive potential region during the wear-corrosion test. |