Grain Size Effect on the Type VT1-0 Alloy Modified by Aluminum Ion Implantation

Irina Kurzina; Alisa V. Nikonenko; Natalja Popova; Elena L. Nikonenko; Mark P. Kalashnikov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.670.144

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Grain Size Effect on the Type VT1-0 Alloy Modified by Aluminum Ion Implantation

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The paper presents results of investigations of α-Ti microhardness modified by aluminum ions having diverse grain sizes, namely: 0.3 μm, 1.5 μm, and 17 μm. These investigations show that the decrease of the grain size and the additional ion implantation result in the significant modification of the structural and phase state of the alloy and its mechanical properties.

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Irina Kurzina*, Alisa V. Nikonenko, Natalja Popova, Elena L. Nikonenko, Mark P. Kalashnikov

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Grain, Grain Boundary Density, Hardening, Implantation, Internal Stresses, Phase Composition

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