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Spinodal decomposition of tungsten-containing phases in functional coatings obtained via high-energy implantation processes
S. V. Davydova, E. V. Petrovb a Bryansk State Technical University
b Institute of Structural Macrokinetics and Materials Science, Russian Academy of Sciences, Chernogolovka, Russia
Abstract:
We have studied structural and phase transformations in tungsten-containing functional coatings of carbon steels obtained during the high-energy processes of implanting tungsten carbide micropowders by the method of complex pulse electromechanical processing and micropowders of tungsten by technology of directed energy of explosion based on the effect of superdeep penetration of solid particles (Usherenko effect). It has been shown that, during thermomechanical action, intensive steel austenization occurs in the deformation zone with the dissolution of tungsten carbide powder, the carbidization of tungsten powder, and the subsequent formation of composite gradient structures as a result of the decay of supercooled austenite supersaturated by tungsten according to the diffusion mechanism and the mechanism of spinodal decomposition. Separate zones of tungsten-containing phases of the alloy are in the liquid-phase state, as well as undergo spinodal decomposition with the formation of highly disperse carbide phases of globular morphology.
Received: 16.11.2016
Citation:
S. V. Davydov, E. V. Petrov, “Spinodal decomposition of tungsten-containing phases in functional coatings obtained via high-energy implantation processes”, Zhurnal Tekhnicheskoi Fiziki, 87:8 (2017), 1195–1201; Tech. Phys., 62:8 (2017), 1207–1213
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