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Tribocorrosion Behaviors of NiTi/AlNi2Ti Intermetallic Alloy in NaCl Solution

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A novel NiTi/AlNi2Ti ternary intermetallic alloy were prepared by arc melting. Tribocorrosion behaviors of the NiTi/AlNi2Ti alloy were investigated by tribocorrosion tests. The results showed that NiTi/AlNi2Ti alloy had an excellent tribocorrosion resistance in NaCl solution and is more suitable as a tribocorrosion resistant material than 1Cr18Ni9Ti stainless steel. With the onset of sliding, the OCP of NiTi/AlNi2Ti alloy decreases and the corrosion current density increases during tribocorrosion test, and the decrease of the OCP is proportional to the increase of the frictional force, showing a strong corrosion-wear synergy effect. The corrosion current density and wear loss volume of the NiTi/AlNi2Ti alloy increase with the increase of applied potentials.

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This research was supported by the Funded by the “Qizhi” Talent Cultivation Project of Lanzhou Institute of Technology (grant no. 2020QZ-02), Higher Education Innovation Fund Project of Gansu Province of China (grant no. 2021B-314). The authors acknowledge Lei Huang for their assistance on experiments of arc melting.

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    J. X. Zhang, B. N. Liang & X. R. Guo

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Zhang, J.X., Liang, B.N. & Guo, X.R. Tribocorrosion Behaviors of NiTi/AlNi2Ti Intermetallic Alloy in NaCl Solution. Russ. J. Phys. Chem. 96, 2894–2899 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0036024422130271

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