Aleksander  Malikov

Aleksander Malikov


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Academic Career Length

21Years (2006-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 May 2019 in Journal of Manufacturing Processes
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AMAleksander Malikov
Aleksander Malikov
AOAnatoliy Orishich
Anatoliy Orishich
AGAlexander Golyshev
Alexander Golyshev
EKEvgenij Karpov
Evgenij Karpov

1 September 2017 in Journal of Applied Mechanics and Technical Physics
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VFV. M. Fomin
V. M. Fomin
AGAlexander Golyshev
Alexander Golyshev
VKV. F. Kosarev
V. F. Kosarev
AMAleksander Malikov
Aleksander Malikov
AOA. M. Orishich
A. M. Orishich
VSVladislav S. Shikalov
Vladislav S. Shikalov
A method is proposed for creating principally new functionally graded heterogeneous materials on the basis of B4C ceramic powders with different mass fractions in the original mixture and plastic meta

1 January 2015 in Surface Engineering
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ATA. Tyurin
A. Tyurin
SNS. Nagavkin
S. Nagavkin
AMAleksander Malikov
Aleksander Malikov
AOA. Orishich
A. Orishich
The microstructure of WC/Co hard alloys after surface laser treatment is studied. It is established that during the laser treatment of the hard alloys, the chemical interaction between the components of the WC/Co powder mixture occurs in the samples’ surface according to the reaction 3Co+3WC→(Co; W)3C+2C. High cooling rate during the laser treatment allows preserving the products of this reaction, i.e. graphite inclusions and complex carbide (Co; W)3C to room temperature.

1 May 2020 in Journal of Manufacturing Processes
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AMAleksander Malikov
Aleksander Malikov
IVIgor Vitoshkin
Igor Vitoshkin
AOAnatoly Orishich
Anatoly Orishich
AFArtem Filippov
Artem Filippov
EKEvgenij Karpov
Evgenij Karpov

1 July 2015 in Journal of Applied Mechanics and Technical Physics
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VFV. M. Fomin
V. M. Fomin
AGAlexander Golyshev
Alexander Golyshev
AMAleksander Malikov
Aleksander Malikov
AOA. M. Orishich
A. M. Orishich
VSV. B. Shulyat’EV
V. B. Shulyat’EV
The quality of cutting of low-carbon and stainless steel by beams of fiber and CO lasers with oxygen or nitrogen being used as a process gas is compared. The cut surface roughness for sheets from 3 to 10 mm thick is determined. Domains of optimal (in terms of the minimum roughness criterion) application of lasers of various types in the space of dimensionless parameters (Peclet number and dimensionless power) are found. It is demonstrated that the CO laser is more effective for laser-oxygen cutting, while the fiber laser is more beneficial for cutting with the use of a neutral gas.

1 January 2014 in Physics Procedia
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AOA.M. Orishich
A.M. Orishich
AMAleksander Malikov
Aleksander Malikov
VSV.B. Shulyatyev
V.B. Shulyatyev
AGAlexander Golyshev
Alexander Golyshev
The fiber and CO2 laser were compared from the viewpoint of two laser-cutting methods: the oxygen-assisted cutting of low-carbon steel and fusion cutting of stainless steel with a neutral assistant gas. The absorbed laser energy was measured in respect to the unit of the removed material volume at the cutting parameters correlating to the minimal roughness of the cut surface. This value equals to 11..13J/mm3 both for the fiber and CO2 lasers. During the fiber-laser cutting, the minimal roughness is reached at the Peclet number 0.35..0.4, at the CO2-laser cutting – at 0.45..0.55. At the fusion cutting of stainless steel, the minimal roughness is reached at the maximal cutting speed. The maximal cutting speed has the higher value in the fiber-laser case at the same laser power. The paper discusses the potentiality of the method of absorbed laser energy measurement by the value difference at the cut channel inlet and outlet