ISSN 0430-6252. Physicochemical Mechanics of Materials. 2022.
Volume 58, Issue 4

A method for checking the cyclicity of the microrelief of the titanium alloy self-organized surface, processed by laser

Keywords

femtosecond laser pulse, verification of microrelief cyclicity, segmental struc¬ture, surface self-organization.

Cite as

Lytvynenko Ya. V. and Marushchak P. O. A method for checking the cyclicity of the microrelief of the titanium alloy self-organized surface, processed by laser. Physico-chemical Mechanics of Materials. 2022. 58(4), 092-097.

Abstract

The morphology of relief formations on the surface of a titanium alloy treated with a femtosecond laser pulse for cyclicity has been evaluated. An assumption is introduced about the presence of a segment-cyclic structure, which has a spatial repeatability formed by segment-cycles. In addition to the segment structure, a rhythmic structure with a constant or variable rhythm is also considered based on a mathematical model of a cyclic random process (stochastic case). A method has been developed for checking the cyclicity of the formed relief formations, which makes it possible to evaluate the morphology of the resulting surface and its statistical characteristics.

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