Abstract
The structure, phase composition of the composite electroexplosion coating of ZnO- Ag system subjected to the irradiation by the high intense electron beam have been studied for the first time. The combined processing including the electroexplosion spraying of the coating of ZnO-Ag system and its subsequent electron beam processing results in the formation of multilayer structure of the coating. The electron beam melts and homogenizes the surface layer of the composite electroexplosion coating of ZnO-Ag system to the depth of 35-40 μm. The effect of the electron beam leads to the formation of the nanocrystalline phases of Ag, ZnO, Cu, CuZn, Ag5Zn8, Cu2O, Ag2O, Cu0.67Zn0.33, AgZn. The dependences of changes in crystal lattice parameters and coherent scattering regions of the phases being formed depending on the processing regime by high intense electron beam have been found.
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