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Abstract Wear of the repaired oarts ,by welding, operated under sliding or frictional motion lS an industrial problem which worth to be studied. As long welding crea~es a st:ructural inhencgenity El the repaired parts, then one should expect a change In the mechanical behaviour In this oart. The ’Ilear behaviour of different structures which could be available after the welding process of the employed A1Gl-Tl steel was studied. These structures are 1) dominated pearlite-ferrite of the as-received material(158HV) i 2) combined structures of different weld zones (mainly pearlite-ferrite, bainite and martensite) produced by filling a notch in the base metal using a welding electrode of the type E7rrlO-Tl(158HV-248HV) i 3) dominated martensite produced by using the weld deposit of fusion zone only (248HV); and 4) dominated bainite produced by heating the as-received structure to 10DGC followed by a cooling rate of approximately 120 CjS(235HV). The wear test was conducted using the pin-on-disc technique in which each pln with known weight and apparent surface area was loaded by the preset weight in 3) drv con tac ’. ao e i n s t th”, ro t.e t :nc h a r de r disc (350HV) for a fixed time. This procedure was repeci~ed for all pJO sets of different structures. Atten~ion was paid to -F~ ..L...i.X test conditions the through cont.ro l I ina the Da r ame t.e r-s wh rch are affect i ne the wea r process such as speeo, surrounding cemperature and the cont:.act time, initial surface roughness. The wear behaviour of t he different tested structures was f o l Lowec UC oy 5 t udv i nc and examining the obtained d a t a or the and ,~ •••• .f--- _~ • ..•... <.AI..-C’ t.h-- rnetallography of the worn surrace. The wear t e s t o e t a for all the studieci s t r uc t u r e s snoweo .:.... ’,~, . ;.. l.”..!lO l.- ,- .. - c-.....- conclude phases as such the of that oresence |