The influence of the chemical composition of the substrate material on the chemical and phase composition of the formed coating was investigated. A number of experiments aimed at studying the interaction of titanium alloys with ultrashort laser pulses in different reaction media was carried out. A new method for the formation of titanium carbide under the action of ultrashort laser pulses on the surface of a titanium sample in a liquid hydrocarbon and liquid nitrogen medium is described. The description of the experiment is presented. The treated surface was investigated using a scanning electron microscope. Raman spectra from the surface of treated titanium alloys under different exposure conditions are obtained.
Concept of gravitational induction the essence of which is in the change of gravitation force affecting test mass due to influence of gravitational field on this mass by other masses has been considered. Evaluation of coefficient of induced increase of the gravity in the titanium sample has been shown based on the measurement of weight of nonmagnetic metal rod by its vertical and horizontal orientation.
Simulation of induction heating of a titanium sample in a container with a carbon-containing medium and determination of the amount of heat losses during chemical heat treatment