2015
DOI: 10.15407/ufm.16.03.175
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Structure, Phase Composition and Properties of Surface Layers of the Titanium after Electroexplosive Doping with Yttrium and Electron-Beam Processing

Abstract: Проведено модифицирование поверхностного слоя технически чистого титана комбинированным методом, сочетающим электровзрывное леги-рование иттрием и последующее облучение высокоинтенсивным элек-тронным пучком с параметрами: плотность энергии пучка электронов -20-70 Дж/см 2 , длительность импульса -150 мкс, количество и частота следования импульсов -3 и 0,3 Гц соответственно. Методами современ-ного физического материаловедения (рентгеноструктурный анализ, оп-тическая, сканирующая и просвечивающая электронная дифр… Show more

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“…are used to implement these structural and phase mechanisms of silumin strengthening [4][5][6]. Pulsed fusion with simultaneous saturation of surface layers of the material with doping elements followed by high-speed crystallization and formation of strengthening phases, carried out by plasma formed during the electrical explosion of a conductive material (electroexplosive doping, EED), is one of the promising methods for modifying the structure and properties of metals and alloys [7,8]. Electroexplosive doping of metals and alloys is carried out by a pulsed action of multiphase plasma jets formed during an electrical explosion of conductors.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…are used to implement these structural and phase mechanisms of silumin strengthening [4][5][6]. Pulsed fusion with simultaneous saturation of surface layers of the material with doping elements followed by high-speed crystallization and formation of strengthening phases, carried out by plasma formed during the electrical explosion of a conductive material (electroexplosive doping, EED), is one of the promising methods for modifying the structure and properties of metals and alloys [7,8]. Electroexplosive doping of metals and alloys is carried out by a pulsed action of multiphase plasma jets formed during an electrical explosion of conductors.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%