Finish ion beam treatment of the longrange cylindrical products outer surface in automatic mode

Kalin, B. A.; Волков, Н. В.; Valikov, R. A.; Yashin, A.; Кривобоков, В. П.; Yanin, S N; Asainov, O; Yur'ev, Yu. N.

doi:10.1088/1757-899x/130/1/012051

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“…So, for example, the possibilities of ion-plasma technologies allow to influence on the thin near-surface layer of metal, creating unique stabilized states with increased corrosion and wear resistance. At the same time, the characteristics of the bulk material do not undergo changes [3][4][5].…”

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Alloying of Surface Layers of the Fuel Claddings from Sponge Based E110 Alloy to Increase High Temperature Oxidation Resistance

Kalin

Волков

Valikov

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The results of experiments of parts of cladding tubes from sponge based zirconium E110 alloy near-surface layers doping by means of ion-plasma technologies are presented in this paper. Alloying of material by method of pre-deposited Fe, Y, Mo, Al, Mg, Cr films ion mixing is performed on installation ILUR-03 by means of radial Ar + ion beam 3-4 keV average energy. State of modified material layer and oxides, grown on the modified samples in argon-water steam mixture at 1200 ∘ C studied by scanning electron and ion microscopy methods, X-ray analysis and secondary ion mass spectroscopy. It is shown that treating modes defined contribute to the barrier for oxygen penetration and material oxidation formation near ion-doped surface.

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Alloying of Surface Layers of the Fuel Claddings from Sponge Based E110 Alloy to Increase High Temperature Oxidation Resistance

Kalin

Волков

Valikov

et al. 2018

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High-energy surface processing of zirconium alloys for fuel claddings of water-cooled nuclear reactors

Slobodyan

2021

Nuclear Engineering and Design

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Chemical Activity and Morphology of Nanostructured Plasma-Sprayed Titanium Induced by Nitrogen and Argon Ions

2021

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The paper focuses on the chemical characteristics of ion-beam passivation effects (of the first-third order) of titanium depending on the dose of implanted ions. The key objective is electron microscopy and SPM-based analysis of nanostructured VT1-00 titanium surfaces produced by entering nitrogen and argon ions of high energy. This type of surfaces can find application in fabrication of devices for the power engineering industry. The obtained experimental data provide evidence of a carbon nanocoating over the surface of titanium implanted with accelerated nitrogen ions, which is similar to that acquired upon titanium implantation with argon ions. A hypothesis is formulated about the existence of a mechanism for changing the chemical activity of titanium as a result of ion-beam nanostructuring – ion-stimulated synthesis of.

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Finish ion beam treatment of the longrange cylindrical products outer surface in automatic mode

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Alloying of Surface Layers of the Fuel Claddings from Sponge Based E110 Alloy to Increase High Temperature Oxidation Resistance

Alloying of Surface Layers of the Fuel Claddings from Sponge Based E110 Alloy to Increase High Temperature Oxidation Resistance

High-energy surface processing of zirconium alloys for fuel claddings of water-cooled nuclear reactors

Chemical Activity and Morphology of Nanostructured Plasma-Sprayed Titanium Induced by Nitrogen and Argon Ions

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