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Direct energy deposition of functionally graded layers for the Ti–Fe compound. / Mendagaliev, R.V.; Ivanov, S.Y.; Evstifeev, A.D.; Vildanov, A.M.; Klimova-Korsmik, O.G.; Turichin, G.A.

In: Vacuum, Vol. 219, 112750, 01.01.2024.

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Mendagaliev, R. V., Ivanov, S. Y., Evstifeev, A. D., Vildanov, A. M., Klimova-Korsmik, O. G., & Turichin, G. A. (2024). Direct energy deposition of functionally graded layers for the Ti–Fe compound. Vacuum, 219, [112750]. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.vacuum.2023.112750, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.vacuum.2023.112750

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Mendagaliev, R.V. ; Ivanov, S.Y. ; Evstifeev, A.D. ; Vildanov, A.M. ; Klimova-Korsmik, O.G. ; Turichin, G.A. / Direct energy deposition of functionally graded layers for the Ti–Fe compound. In: Vacuum. 2024 ; Vol. 219.

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abstract = "In the process of joining dissimilar materials, the formation of large amounts of intermetallics and the interaction of active materials were reduced. The influence of thermal cycles in the cladding process makes a significant contribution to the formation of the structural-phase composition and mechanical properties of the heterogeneous Ti–Nb–Cu–Fe joint. As the interpass temperature increases, the fusion depth increased, as the rate of diffusion processes. It is shown that the formation of intermetallides such as FexTi, TixCu, FexNb, etc. can be reduced by the variation of the interpass temperature. The best mechanical properties were obtained at an interpass temperature of 10 s, and the ultimate strength was up to 325 MPa.",
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KW - Dissimilar joint

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