Search Results - "Emurlaev, Kemal I."

In situ synchrotron X-ray diffraction study of reaction routes in Ti-Al3Ti-based composites: The effect of transition metals on L12 structure stabilization by Lazurenko, Daria V., Lozanov, Victor V., Stark, Andreas, Pyczak, Florian, Ruktuev, Alexey A., Emurlaev, Kemal I., Song, Lin, Bataev, Ivan A., Ivanov, Ivan V., Ogneva, Tatiana S., Bataev, Anatoly A.

“…•Ti-Ti(Al1−xMx)3 structure results from heating the Ti-Al-M powders, M=HCP/FCC metal.•An efficient L12-Al3Ti stabilizer should be relatively low-melting.•An…”
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Deconvolution-based peak profile analysis methods for characterization of CoCrFeMnNi high-entropy alloy by Ivanov, Ivan V., Emurlaev, Kemal I., Kuper, Konstantin E., Akkuzin, Sergey A., Bataev, Ivan A.

“…In this study, we compare several peak profile analysis methods for the investigation of the CoCrFeMnNi high-entropy alloy (HEA) after the plastic deformation…”
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Structure and Oxidation Behavior of NiAl-Based Coatings Produced by Non-Vacuum Electron Beam Cladding on Low-Carbon Steel by Ogneva, Tatiana S., Ruktuev, Alexey A., Lazurenko, Daria V., Emurlaev, Kemal I., Malyutina, Yulia N., Golkovsky, Mikhail G., Egoshin, Kirill D., Bataev, Ivan A.

“…NiAl-based intermetallic coatings were obtained using non-vacuum electron beam cladding on low-carbon steel. The structure of the coatings was investigated…”
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Structure and mechanical properties of three-layer composites obtained by magnetic pulse welding of titanium and Zr-based metallic glass by Lazurenko, Daria V., Ivannikov, Alexander A., Anisimov, Alexander G., Popov, Nikita S., Emurlaev, Kemal I., Dovzhenko, Gleb D., Bataev, Ivan A., Kuzmin, Ruslan I., Kuper, Konstantin E.

“…Metallic glass-reinforced metal matrix composites (MMCs) are in the focus of attention of many research groups due to the outstanding properties provided by a…”
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Formation of wear-resistant copper-bearing layers on the surfaces of steel substrates by non-vacuum electron beam acladding using powder mixtures by Lazurenko, Daria V., Alferova, Galina I., Golkovsky, Mikhail G., Emurlaev, Kemal I., Emurlaeva, Yulia Yu, Bataev, Ivan A., Ogneva, Tatiana S., Ruktuev, Alexey A., Stepanova, Natalia V., Bataev, Anatoly A.

“…By using the method of non-vacuum electron beam cladding, copper-bearing surface layers have been obtained on mild steel substrates. These layers possessed…”
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Structural Evolution of Martensitic Steel During Dry Sliding Friction Studied with Synchrotron Radiation by Emurlaev, Kemal I., Bataev, Ivan A., Burov, Vladimir G., Lazurenko, Daria V., Rosenthal, Martin, Burghammer, Manfred, Ivanov, Ivan V., Ruktuev, Alexey A., Ivanov, Dimitri A., Bataev, Anatoly A.

“…Sliding friction causes significant structural transformations in the subsurface layers of interacting materials. These changes are associated with complicated…”
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Rearrangements of dislocations during continuous heating of deformed β-TiNb alloy observed by in-situ synchrotron X-ray diffraction by Ivanov, Ivan V., Emurlaev, Kemal I., Lazurenko, Daria V., Stark, Andreas, Bataev, Ivan A.

“…Heating of deformed metals always causes changes in their structure and properties. These changes are related to annihilation of the crystallographic defects…”
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Structural characteristics and mechanical properties of partially reacted and non-reacted Al–Fe66Cr10Nb5B19 metallic glass composites by Kvashnin, Vyacheslav I., Gerasimov, Evgeny Yu, Novoselov, Aleksey N., Legan, Mikhail A., Lukyanov, Yaroslav L., Bataev, Ivan A., Emurlaev, Kemal I., Bokhonov, Boris B., Dudina, Dina V.

“…The microstructure and mechanical properties of partially reacted and non-reacted Al–Fe66Cr10Nb5B19 metallic glass composites obtained by spark plasma…”
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Deformation-induced martensite transformation in AISI 321 stainless steel under dry sliding friction by Emurlaev, Kemal I., Bataev, Ivan A., Lazurenko, Daria V., Burov, Vladimir G., Ivanov, Ivan V., Emurlaeva, Yulia Yu

“…Austenitic stainless steels are some of the most popular structural materials. This is explained by their chemical and mechanical properties among which one…”
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