Abstract
Implantation of 1018 steel (0. 18 wt% carbon) with 75 keV-nitrogen ions has resulted in modification of fatigue, cavitation-erosion and internal friction. Modification of surface-related mechanical properties is related to the interactions of nitrogen with dislocations. The high-cycle fatigue-lifetime of N-implanted 1018 steel has been increased when implanted samples are thermally aged, presumably enabling interstitial migration to and association with near-surface dislocations. Implantation also improves cavitation resistance in distilled water. These studies have been accompanied by analytical techniques to explore the responsible mechanisms.
| Original language | English |
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| Pages | 92-102 |
| Number of pages | 11 |
| State | Published - 1980 |
| Event | Ion Implantation Metall, Proc of a Symp at Annu Meet of the Mater Res Soc - Cambridge, MA, Engl Duration: Nov 30 1979 → Nov 30 1979 |
Conference
| Conference | Ion Implantation Metall, Proc of a Symp at Annu Meet of the Mater Res Soc |
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| City | Cambridge, MA, Engl |
| Period | 11/30/79 → 11/30/79 |
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