High dose and intense implantation of the multiply charged ions Al+n, Ti+n and C+n into alfa-iron
1994
Abstract The paper presents experimental results on the modification process in α-Fe surface layers after high-dose implantation. Slow positron beam, conversion Mossbauer spectroscopy, resonance nuclear reactions, measurements of microhardness, non-lubricated friction wear and friction coefficient in wear have been used. The relation of physico-chemical changes and defect structure to changes in operation characteristics of the modified and implanted α-Fe layer has been shown. Ti clusters and small dispersion carbides are formed in the surface of α-Fe after implantation, which increases microhardness and decreases the wear and friction coefficient by a factor of 2.5. Ordered phase Fe 3 Al, which undergoes partial amorphization with increasing dose is produced as a result of Al implantation. This also decreases wear and increases microhardness. The implantation of C ions did not show decreased wear even in the case of 8 × 10 17 cm −2 doses, though increased microhardness was found.
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