Structural-phase state and microhardness of the surfacing formed on a steel substrate by pulsed argon tungsten arc remelting of Cu-tube containing W-Ta-Mo-Nb-Zr-Cr-Ti powder mixture
Ivan A. Ditenberg, Ivan V. Smirnov, Denis A. Osipov, Konstantin V. Grinyaev
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The results of a study of the features of the structural-phase state of the surfacing formed by remelting of a multicomponent precursor with an electric arc with a non-consumable tungsten electrode in a protective argon environment on a steel substrate are presented. A non-equiatomic mixture of refractory metal powders W-Ta-Mo-Nb-Cr-Zr-Ti after high-energy ball milling was used. It has been established that the resulting structural state is represented by several multicomponent phases that differ in elemental composition, type of crystal lattice, morphology and defect structure and can be described as a complex structural-phase composite. A smooth nature of the change in microhardness values was discovered as one moved from the lower part of the substrate to the upper boundary of the surfacing, which indicates the gradient nature of the structural-phase state. It is assumed that a decrease in the size of structural elements of dendrites in areas with a high density of high-strength phases is a consequence of the formation of a high density of nuclei during phase formation, the competing growth of which limits the size of these structural elements.
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