1997
DOI: 10.1007/bf02910626
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Evaluating the hardness and ductility of coatings formed by electron-beam hard-facing in a vacuum

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“…6). In the development of electron-beam technologies, the method of powder surfacing with low-energy electron beams (up to 5 Kev), developed by the team of authors, due to the combination of the advantages of powder materials and vacuum protection of the metal allows to create unique performance hardening layers on the surfaces of various parts of diesels [5][6][7][8][9].…”
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“…6). In the development of electron-beam technologies, the method of powder surfacing with low-energy electron beams (up to 5 Kev), developed by the team of authors, due to the combination of the advantages of powder materials and vacuum protection of the metal allows to create unique performance hardening layers on the surfaces of various parts of diesels [5][6][7][8][9].…”
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“…Ductility can be defined as the ability of a material to deform under tension without failure, and for most materials the ductility is inversely related to the hardness. 20 Empirical evidence for TiO 2 thin films have shown that the elastic modulus and hardness of rutile TiO 2 is approximately 1.5 to 1.6 times greater than that of the anatase phase 21 and that the elastic modulus of individual SiO x and TiO 2 NWs have been shown to have values close to that of their film equivalents. 22,23 The elastic modulus of SiO x NWs is approximately five times that of TiO 2 NWs and although they exhibit brittle fracture upon bending, have the potential to provide a favorable support, improving the mechanical strength of TiO 2 based nanostructures.…”
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