Nanostructured layers and coating formed by ion-plasma fluxes in titanium alloys and steels

Project: Ukrainian scientific book in a foreign language

Authors: O.M. Ivasishin, A.D. Pogrebnjak, S.N. Bratushka

Year: 2011

Pages: 286

ISBN: 978-966-360-181-6

Publication Language: English

Publisher: PH “Akademperiodyka”

Place Published: Kyiv

doi: https://doi.org/10.15407/akademperiodyka.181.286

The book is devoted to new materials (coatings, films, and modified layers), obtained on samples of titanium alloys and steels using ion-plasma fluxes. Were considered processes of a high-dose ion implantation, material treatment by high-power ion and electron beams, deposition of coatings with the help of ablation and deposition using vacuum-arc sources. Discusses the structure and properties of micro- and nano-structured coatings based on nitrides, solid solutions, alloys, ceramics and their combinations.

The book is written for professionals working in the field of surface modification by using ion beams and plasma flows, materials, can be useful for graduate students and professors who specialize in the field of solid state physics.

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