Control Model of SH-Synthesis for Two-Component Systems

Dmitry G. Demyanyuk; Oleg Yu. Dolmatov; Dmitry S. Isachenko; Mikhail S. Kuznetsov; Andrey O. Semenov; Stanislav S. Chursin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1084.728

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Control Model of SH-Synthesis for Two-Component Systems

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The article describes the development of a model for controlling self-propagating high-temperature synthesis. The model is based on computation and theoretical analysis of temperature field dynamics for a propagating combustion wave. The work proves the applicability of this model for the synthesis of boron-containing materials implemented at nuclear power plants. The discrepancy of the model amounts to 20 - 25%, and the satisfactory agreement between the calculation and experimental data testifies the validity of the numerical method and allows calculating any two-component SHS systems.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1084)

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January 2015

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Dmitry G. Demyanyuk, Oleg Yu. Dolmatov, Dmitry S. Isachenko, Mikhail S. Kuznetsov, Andrey O. Semenov*, Stanislav S. Chursin

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Borides, Protective Materials, Self-Propagating High-Temperature Synthesis (SHS), Synthesis Control, Synthesis Process Simulation

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