Super Deep Penetration a.k.a ‘Usherenko effect” Super Deep Penetration – a unique methodology and a process of creation of nano reinforcing strings in.

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Super Deep Penetration a.k.a ‘Usherenko effect” Super Deep Penetration – a unique methodology and a process of creation of nano reinforcing strings in metals, alloys, ceramics and polymers. Presented by: Professor Sergey Usherenko, D.Sc. International Nano Research Center, Polymate, Ltd. / NTI,Inc.

Super deep penetration effect Super deep penetration /SDP/- changes structure, physical, electric, etc. properties in a solid body SDP alters the properties of the penetrated (base) material in a specific pre-determined volume and direction. SDP leads to higher strength, better conductivity, improved behavior: possibilities of making new advanced classes of materials for various industrial uses SDP allows creation of the nano-composite materials that otherwise cannot be made by other known methods.

The scheme of the accelerator of a powder flow. Solid metal billet Reinforcement zone hot zone striker cold zone striker crater Creation of the nano composite material under SDP process. 1 - longitudinal fibers. 2 - cross-section fibers. 3 - the basic material (steel) Illustration of Super Deep Penetration – “Usherenko effect”

Nano-effect of Super deep penetration in applications to Nano reinforcement of the –working parts of the steel cutting tools- pilot production ready –aluminum – R&D/lab samples –fluoride based polymers and composites – early R&D –ceramics – R&D

Nano Structural system of steels after Super Deep Penetration B2B2 B1B1 a b c Distribution of high pressures of flow at impact: and a - × 1;b - boundary of section of areas of high and low pressure, ×200; c - subdivision of elements of structure of area of the high pressure of steel barrier at heat (1000оС, 1 hour), ×200. a b Fiber structure in steel after processing in condition of SDP : a - fiber from Al=13,99 %; Mn=39,17 %; Pb = 17,68 %, Fe = the rest; b - fiber on the basis of Al 2 O 3.

The activated zones in “high-speed” steel TiB 2, × SiC, × TiCN, × ×2200; 2, Improved wear resistant zones

The self-sharpening mining tools and metal billets of the composite tool material made by SDP method.

Aluminium composite making by SDP Solid metal billet Zone- high electric conductivity Zone of superior electric conductivity Zone of lower electric conductivity Zone of low electric conductivity Zone of normal electric conductivity Processed metal AI SDP The direction dependent physical properties – creation of the composite out of Al The lowered electric resistance in Al composite created by SDP 11 22  1 /  2 =2

Aluminum nano-composite under SDP benefits Possibility of making of a new class of the materials for electrical and other uses with –Very significant price reduction for making nano-composite –Elimination of the sintering stage – preservation of the nano- structure/properties –Ease of the subsequent mechanical processing –Elimination of “stinging corrosion” – increased longevity/reliability/safety of the electrical parts –Possibility of making filters with micro and nano sieves for filtration of bacteria –Possibility of making new nano composites for electronics use