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Effect of active gas mixtures on the efficiency of plasma surface hardening

S. V. Anakhov Russian State Professional Teaching University, Russia
Pages 77-82 | Published online: 26 Jun 2012

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N. Nayebpashaee, M. Soltanieh & Sh. Kheirandish. (2016) A Study on Formation and Growth Mechanism of Nitride Layers During Plasma Nitriding Process of Plastic Injection Mold Steel. Materials and Manufacturing Processes 31:9, pages 1192-1200.
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Alexey N. Shapovalov, Olga.B. Kalugina & Roman. R. Dema. (2017) Investigation of the structure of wear resistant coatings obtained by plasma powder surfacing. MATEC Web of Conferences 129, pages 02044.
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