I.V.Tananaev Institute of Chemistry and Technology of Rare Elements and Mineral Raw Materials
http://www.kolasc.net.ru/chemy/chemengl
Kola Science Center of Russian Academy of Sciences
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Laboratory of powder metallurgy

Head of laboratory:
Freydin Boris Mikhailovich, Ph.D.(Chemistry)
Tel: (81555) 79466
E-mail:  freydin@chemy.kolasc.net.ru

Number of the staff: 12 (including 7 research associates, 1 doctor and 4 candidates of science)

Trends of research:

- development of novel materials, including those with enhanced radiation-protecting, tribo-engineering and mechanical properties;

- searching for regularities in and upgrading of the processes of gas-, water- and centrifugal dispersing of metal melts to produce powders with controlled fineness of pulverization and morphology;

- gaining insights into the processes of noble metal extraction and concentration, their sorption and heterogeneous hydrolysis, in particular;

- studying of regularities and designing of manufacturing procedures for moulding of sputtering targets of complex composition;

- designing of new metallothermic and // processes of compound alloys, specifically those containing components with a high steam pressure;

- New methods for the production of nano-size metal and oxide powders, including of complex composition.

New technologies and materials:

- an environmentally friendly process for the production of various metal-to- phosphorus alloys directly from apatite or forsterite concentrates. Unlike the conventionally applied processes, it eliminates red phosphorus hazardous to human health;

- a number of singular aluminium-based composites have been obtained. For instance, an Al-B composite with higher than common neutron-absorbing capacity, applicable for manufacturing containers for storing and shipping nuclear materials;

-  an aluminium-silicon carbide composite with unique mechanical properties: strength, hardness, and weldability. Both the composites compare more than favorably with imported analogues;

- new alloys and composites for magnetron sputtering targets used in the electronic industry;

- methods for the production of nano-size binary powders of the Co, Fe-Co, Fe-Cr and other compositions, currently being developed.

Leading researchers:
Pechenyk S.I., Dr.Sc. (Chemistry),
Kuzmich Yu.V., Ph.D.(Chemistry),
Kolesnikova I.G.(Engineering).