Violleta Alexandrovna Andreyaschenko

Prof. Dr. Violleta Alexandrovna Andreyaschenko

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Academic Career Length

14Years (2013-Present)

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

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1 January 2013 in Micron
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ANAbdrakhman Naizabekov
Abdrakhman Naizabekov
VAViolleta Alexandrovna Andreyaschenko
Violleta Alexandrovna Andreyaschenko
RKRadim Kocich
Radim Kocich

1 April 2015 in Computational Materials Science
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RKRadim Kocich
Radim Kocich
AMAdéla Macháčková
Adéla Macháčková
VAViolleta Alexandrovna Andreyaschenko
Violleta Alexandrovna Andreyaschenko


19 December 2019 in Materiali in tehnologije
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VAViolleta Alexandrovna Andreyaschenko
Violleta Alexandrovna Andreyaschenko
YIY. Isheva
Y. Isheva
AMA. Mazhit
A. Mazhit
DID. Imangazinova
D. Imangazinova

2 June 2022 in Metallic Materials
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VAViolleta Alexandrovna Andreyaschenko
Violleta Alexandrovna Andreyaschenko

23 May 2024 in Metallurgical Research & Technology
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Violleta Alexandrovna Andreyaschenko
MIMarat K. Ibatov
Marat K. Ibatov
Three-component Al-Fe-Si systems with an equiatomic composition are high-strength alloys that are poorly resistant to plastic deformation. To increase the material ductility, a phase diagram of the Al-Fe-Si ternary system was constructed using ThermoCalc software. The conditions for the formation of the AL8FE2SI phase, which is an α-phase and has a hexagonal lattice, have been identified. At solidus temperatures, α-AL8FE2SI and β-AL9FE2SI2 are competitive. The conditions for the developing a single-phase region consisting of 97% α-AL8FE2SI have been identified. α-AL8FE2SI is a high-temperature phase; the system will perceive plastic deformation in the temperature range of 675–612 °C, with further phase conversion upon cooling.