ion nitriding of titanium alloys with a hollow cathode effect application
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Abstract
The method of ion nitriding the titanium VT6 alloy in glow discharge with the hollow cathode effect (HCE) was
investigated. Probe measurements of glow discharge plasma under HCE conditions and without it were performed; ion
densities near the cathode surface were measured. The effect of HCE on microstructure, microhardness and wear
resistance of VT6 alloy was determined. The technology of ion nitriding titanium alloys, based on phase modification of
the surface layer in glow discharge with HCE, was developed.
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| Authors | ;V.V. Budilov;K.N. Ramazanov;I.V. Zolotov;R.F. Khucnutdinov;S.V. Starovoitov |
| Journal | communications in statistics: simulation and computation |
| Year | 2015 |
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