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Structural Formation in the Zone of Interaction under Laser Processing of Bimetal M1 + VT1-0

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The processes of structure formation in the bimetal М1 + VТ1-0 after laser treatment from the side of copper are studied. The structure, phase and chemical composition of the interaction zone was investigated, the factors influencing the change in its hardness were determined.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 299)

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772-777

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Aleksey Serov*, Oleg V. Slautin, Dmitri Pronichev

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Bimetal, Coatings, Laser Treatment, Micro-Hardness, Titanium Cup-Rides

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