Abstract
An investigation of coatings obtained by cladding of boron carbide on a low-alloyed steel substrate by an electron beam injected into the air atmosphere was carried out. It was shown that hardened layers had a heterogeneous structure formed during rapid cooling. It was established that a volume fraction of iron borides in the surface layer had a considerable impact on mechanical properties of the material studied.
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