2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.vacuum.2016.11.020
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Surface roughness realized and evaluated in different dimensional range and its effect on field emission behavior

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“…Hawking processing, a new technology of USRP, uses the combination of high frequency mechanical energy and thermal energy to grind metallic surface by the cold plastic deformation and then improves material surface quality [14]. Compared with conventional mechanical working, hawking processing can decrease the surface roughness to 0.1μm, increase the fatigue life by dozens of times, the surface hardness by more than 20%, the corrosion resistance by more than 40% and the wear resistance by more than 50% [15].Researches showed that the lower the feed and the static load are, the smaller the surface roughness of the treated specimen is [16].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Hawking processing, a new technology of USRP, uses the combination of high frequency mechanical energy and thermal energy to grind metallic surface by the cold plastic deformation and then improves material surface quality [14]. Compared with conventional mechanical working, hawking processing can decrease the surface roughness to 0.1μm, increase the fatigue life by dozens of times, the surface hardness by more than 20%, the corrosion resistance by more than 40% and the wear resistance by more than 50% [15].Researches showed that the lower the feed and the static load are, the smaller the surface roughness of the treated specimen is [16].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%