Implementation of Megaplastic Deformation for Control of the Gradient Composition of Pseudo-Layers in the Nitrided Surface of Fe-Ni-Cr Steel - Production of Quasi-Bimetallic Plate

V.A. Shabashov; S.V. Afanasiev; V.A. Zavalishin; L.G. Korshunov; S.V. Borisov; A.V. Litvinov; A.E. Zamatovsky; V.A. Semionkin

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Implementation of Megaplastic Deformation for Control of the Gradient Composition of Pseudo-Layers in the Nitrided Surface of Fe-Ni-Cr Steel - Production of Quasi-Bimetallic Plate

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Megaplastic deformation has been realized by sliding friction (or high-pressure torsion) on ion-plasma-nitrided surface of austenitic Fe-Cr-Ni steel. The deformation-induced dissolution of iron and chromium nitrides, the formation of secondary chromium nitride phases and the increase of depth of gradient-composition matrix pseudo-layer have been achieved under friction and subsequent annealing. A quasi-bimetallic foil with the largest dimension of deflection has been produced with the use of friction and subsequent annealing of the nitrided surface.

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V.A. Shabashov, S.V. Afanasiev, V.A. Zavalishin, L.G. Korshunov, S.V. Borisov, A.V. Litvinov*, A.E. Zamatovsky, V.A. Semionkin

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Fe-Cr-Ni Steels, Friction, Ion-Plasma Nitriding, Quasi-Bimetal, Surface

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