Військовий інститут танкових військ НТУ "ХПІ"

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Начальник інституту
Серпухов Олександр Васильович
Склад інституту
1. Факультет озброєння і військової техніки;
2. Факультет радіаційного, хімічного, біологічного захисту та екологічної безпеки;
3. Кафедра фізичного виховання спеціальної фізичної підготовки і спорту;
4. Кафедра військової підготовки офіцерів запасу;
5. Батальйон забезпечення навчального процесу.

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Corrosion properties of galvanic Fe–Mo(W), Fe–Mo–W coatings
(Науково-технологічний комплекс "Інститут монокристалів", 2019) Ved, M. V.; Sakhnenko, N. D.; Karakurkchi, A. V.; Pershina, K. D.; Yermolenko, I. Yu.
The methods of analysis of polarization dependences, the electrode impedance spectroscopy and gravimetry were used for the investigation of the corrosion properties of galvanic binary Fe–Mo(W) and ternary Fe–Mo–W coatings in the media of a different acidity. It was shown that the corrosion rate of Fe–Mo–W and Fe–Mo(W) alloys is decreased with an increase in the pH of the solutions and with the enrichment of the alloys by doping refractory components. The dependence of the control of corrosion process on the composition of electrolytic alloys has been specified. It was established that the corrosion resistance of binary alloys is 1.1 to 1.5 orders of magnitude higher in comparison with the parameters of substrate materials, in particular the mild steel. The corrosion resistance indices for the coatings applied using the ternary Fe–Mo–W alloys substantially prevail over those for mild steel, individual metals and binary Fe–Mo and Fe–W coatings. The corrosion resistance of Fe–Mo–W system is equal to 8300 Ohm·cm² and it is conditioned by the formation of the two-component layer film consisting of molybdenum oxides and tungsten oxides. Using the data of gravimetric investigations we constructed the diagrams "the corrosion depth index kh, mm/year – the composition" for the Fe–Mo–W system that allow us to define the metal content ratio for Fe–Mo(W), Fe–Mo–W alloys in order to provide an appropriate corrosion resistance depending on service conditions.
Functional Properties of Fe−Mo and Fe−Mo−W Galvanic Alloys
(Springer, Heidelberg, Allemagne, 2016) Ved, M. V.; Sakhnenko, N. D.; Karakurkchi, G. V.; Yermolenko, I. Yu.; Fomina, L. P.
The influence of the modes of electrodeposition on the morphology, topography, and structure of the galvanic alloys of iron with molybdenum and tungsten is discussed. It is shown that the increase in the corrosion resistance of Fe–Mo and Fe–Mo–W coatings in acid and neutral chloride-containing media is caused both by the elevation of their passivating ability caused by the process of alloying components and by the formation of globular surfaces with homogeneous chemical composition. The microhardnesses of Fe–Mo and Fe–Mo–W galvanic alloys prove to be 2–3 times higher than the microhardnesses of the substrates made of low-alloy steel, which can be explained by the formation of amorphous structures. The results of investigations and tribological tests show that it is reasonable to apply the coatings of double and triple iron alloys in order to reduce wear in friction couples and to increase the corrosion resistance and mechanical strength of the surfaces, which makes them promising for the repair and restoration technologies.
Electroplating and functional properties of Fe-Mo and Fe-Mo-W coatings
(Украинский государственный химико-технологический университет, 2014) Ved, M. V.; Sakhnenko, N. D.; Karakurkchi, A. V.; Yermolenko, I. Yu.
Peculiarities of electrodeposition Fe-Mo and Fe-Mo-W coatings from citrate bath containing iron (III) on substrates of mild steel and cast iron are investigated. The utilization of iron (III) compounds significantly enhanced the stability and service life of electrolyte due to elimination redox reactions involving complexing and side anodic reactions. The effect of alloying components salt concentration and electrolysis mode on the quality, composition and properties of the alloys were determined. It is shown that alloys formed in nonstationary electrolysis have a uniform surface, composition and a lower content of impurities. Increased physical and mechanical properties as well as corrosion resistance of Fe-Mo and Fe-Mo-W coatings compared with the base metal are caused by the presence of propensity for passivation alloying components as well as by amorphous structure of electroplating alloys. Indicated coatings can be considered as promising in surface hardening technologies and repair of of worn items.
Functional properties of multicomponent galvanic alloys of iron with molybdenum and tungsten
(Institute for Single Crystals, 2015) Karakurkchi, A. V.; Ved, M. V.; Sakhnenko, N. D.; Yermolenko, I. Yu.; Zyubanova, S. I.; Kolupayeva, Z. I.
Galvanic alloy coatings Fe-Mo (W) and Fe-Mo-W were deposited from citrate bath based on Fe (III) using both direct and pulsed current on substrates steel 3 and grey cast iron GC 18. It was shown that the alloying components content, their distribution on the surface, morphology and topography of the coatings are depended on the electrolysis mode. It was established that the functional properties of the binary and ternary alloys of iron (corrosion resistance, microhardness, antifriction et al.) exceed parameters of the substrate and are predetermined by the composition, structure, material and surface roughness.
Iron binary and ternary coatings with molybdenum and tungsten
(Elsevier Inc., 2016) Ved, M.; Sakhnenko, N. D.; Karakurkchi, A.; Yermolenko, I. Yu.; Yar-Mukhamedova, G.
Electrodeposition of Fe-Mo-W and Fe-Mo layers from a citrate solution containing iron(III) on steel and iron substrates is compared. The utilization of iron(III) compounds significantly improved the electrolyte stability eliminating side anodic redox reactions. The influence of concentration ratios and electrodeposition mode on quality, chemical composition, and functional properties of the alloys is determined. It has been found that alloys deposited in pulse mode have more uniform surface morphology and chemical composition and contain less impurities. Improvement in physical and mechanical properties as well as corrosion resistance of Fe-Mo and Fe-Mo-W deposits when compared with main alloy forming metals is driven by alloying components chemical passivity as well as by alloys amorphous structure. Indicated deposits can be considered promising materials in surface hardening technologies and repair of worn out items.