Assessment of characteristics of nanocrystalline layer using the surface acoustic waves

Keywords

mechanical pulse treatment, velocity of surface acoustic waves, nanocrys­tal­line layer, plastic deformation

Cite as

Skalskyi V. R., Mokryi O. M., Zvirko O. I., Kyryliv V. I., Romanyshyn I. M., and Maksymiv O. V. Assessment of characteristics of nanocrystalline layer using the surface acoustic waves. Physicochemical Mechanics of Materials. 2023. 59(2), 56-61.

https://doi.org/10.15407/pcmm2023.02.056

Abstract

The effect of the nanocrystalline layer formed by mechanical pulse treatment on the velocity of surface acoustic waves in 65Г steel samples was studied. Acoustic waves with frequencies equal to 3; 6 and 9 MHz were used. Different thicknesses of the nanocrystal­line layer were obtained by the stepwise grinding method. The method of estimating the acoustic properties of the formed layer based on the velocity of surface acoustic waves in the case when the depth of wave penetration is greater than its thickness was described. To determine the acoustic characteristics of the nanocrystalline layer, an additional measure­ment of its thickness was carried out using metallographic studies.

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