作者: I. L. Singer , R. A. Jeffries
DOI: 10.1063/1.94182
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摘要: Dry sliding friction and wear measurements were used to evaluate two implantation processes which increase the C concentration in Ti‐implanted steels. In first process, Ti ions implanted at a low energy (50 keV) order enhance efficiency of vacuum carburization over what is achievable higher energies (e.g., 190 keV). second, dual into steels already with high (190 The process produced (μ=0.3), scuff resistant surface fluence 2×1017/cm2, 40% lower than required for similar behavior by 190‐keV implants. At fluences 2×1017/cm2 each, modest decrease (μ=0.5), accompanied stick slip, some resistance compared nonimplanted steel (μ=0.6). Auger spectroscopy energy‐dispersive x‐ray analysis analyze composition 2×1017/cm2. imp...