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Title: | Influence study of the plasma dynamic method energy parameters on the phase composition of the Al-Mg-O system products |
Authors: | Sivkov, Aleksandr Anatolyevich Ivashutenko, Alexander Sergeevich Rakhmatullin, Ilyas Aminovich Shanenkova, Yuliya Leonidovna Tsimmerman (Cimmerman), Aleksandr Igorevich |
Keywords: | синтез; магнитоплазменные ускорители; плазма; рентгеноструктурный анализ; алюминий |
Issue Date: | 2019 |
Publisher: | IOP Publishing |
Citation: | Influence study of the plasma dynamic method energy parameters on the phase composition of the Al-Mg-O system products / A. A. Sivkov, A. S. Ivashutenko, I. A. Rakhmatullin [et al.] // Journal of Physics: Conference Series. — Bristol : IOP Publishing, 2019. — Vol. 1393 : Gas Discharge Plasmas and Their Applications (GDP 2019) : 14th International Conference, 15–21 September 2019, Tomsk, Russia. — [012134, 6 p.]. |
Abstract: | This article shows the possibility of obtaining aluminum-magnesium-oxygen system materials by plasma dynamic synthesis. The results of the influence study of the coaxial magnetoplasma accelerator input energy on the phase composition of the plasma dynamic synthesis product are presented. X-ray structural analysis showed the possibility of obtaining nanostructured material with the content of the phases of gamma aluminum oxide and some spinels of different stoichiometry. It was found that with increasing the value of the accelerator input energy, the total percentage of the spinel phases decreases from 12 to 7%. The results of transmission electron microscopy confirmed the absence of the spinel phase MgAl2O4 in the product of plasma dynamic synthesis obtained at a higher value of the input energy. |
URI: | http://earchive.tpu.ru/handle/11683/65042 |
Appears in Collections: | Материалы конференций |
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