M. V. Limarenko
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About
M. V. Limarenko is a materials scientist specializing in advanced surface engineering, particularly the synthesis of wear-resistant and protective coatings. Their research focuses on the innovative integration of detonation spray technology with magnetron sputtering to fabricate novel metal–ceramic composite targets. Limarenko’s major contribution lies in pioneering the use of a robotic multi-chamber detonation accelerator to produce composite targets—such as NiCr-BC and Al-Mo-B4C—which are then used to deposit high-performance coatings like NiB-CrC and Al-Mo-B(CN). This two-step approach enables precise control over coating composition and microstructure, yielding materials with enhanced hardness and tribological properties. Their most cited work, on NiB-CrC coatings (2022, 11 citations), demonstrates the feasibility of this method and has laid the groundwork for scalable production of durable coatings for industrial applications. A more recent study (2023) extends the technique to Al-Mo-B(CN) systems, further showcasing the versatility of their approach. Limarenko’s work is notable for bridging powder metallurgy and thin-film deposition, offering a practical pathway to engineer complex ceramic coatings. Their contributions are particularly relevant to researchers in tribology, surface protection, and advanced manufacturing.
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