PLAZMODINAMICHESKIY SINTEZ NANODISPERSNOGO KARBIDA KREMNIYA I VLIYANIE UROVNYA ENERGII NA HARAKTERISTIKI PRODUKTA SINTEZA
Authors:
1.
Nacional'nyy issledovatel'skiy Tomskiy politehnicheskiy universitet
2.
Nacional'nyy issledovatel'skiy Tomskiy politehnicheskiy universitet
3.
Nacional'nyy issledovatel'skiy Tomskiy politehnicheskiy universitet
4.
Nacional'nyy issledovatel'skiy Tomskiy politehnicheskiy universitet
Type:
Article
eLocation:
Status:
Published
Received:
19.04.2023
Accepted:
01.08.2025
Published:
01.08.2025
Subject area:
UDC 661.689
Language:
Russian
Keywords:
плазмодинамический синтез, нанодисперсный карбид кремния, plasmodynamic synthesis, nanodispersed silicon carbide
Abstract (English):
The plasmodynamic synthesis was realized in an electric hypervelocity pulse jet of a carbon-silicon electric discharge plasma influenced on a copper target in an argon atmosphere . It was produced some samples of a powder product with a high content of β -SiC . It was compared results of experiments which were made by different levels of supplied energy. It showed that sizes of crystals grow when energy of a plasma shot increases.
The plasmodynamic synthesis was realized in an electric hypervelocity pulse jet of a carbon-silicon electric discharge plasma influenced on a copper target in an argon atmosphere . It was produced some samples of a powder product with a high content of β -SiC . It was compared results of experiments which were made by different levels of supplied energy. It showed that sizes of crystals grow when energy of a plasma shot increases.
Keywords:
плазмодинамический синтез, нанодисперсный карбид кремния, plasmodynamic synthesis, nanodispersed silicon carbide
плазмодинамический синтез, нанодисперсный карбид кремния, plasmodynamic synthesis, nanodispersed silicon carbide
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