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Implantation Profiles of Nitrogen and Titanium in a Low Energy Bombarded High Speed Tool Steel

T. BarbaszewskiTechnical University of CracowMarek DąbrowskiTechnical University of CracowM. DrwięgaInstitute of Nuclear Physics, CracowJózef GawlikTechnical University of CracowE. LipińskaInstitute of Nuclear Physics, Cracow

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Abstract

Effects of low-energy implantation on the properties of subsurface layers of high speed tool steel are investigated. The depth profiles of nitrogen and titanium are measured. The results are discussed in terms of adhesion of hard thin film (TiN) to the implanted surface. [Russian Text Ignored].

Topics

Advanced machining processes and optimization Advanced Surface Polishing Techniques Metal Alloys Wear and Properties

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DOI: 10.1002/pssa.2211120144

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